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Sermon Category: Justice
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Mr. Jefferson’s Wall
The “wall of separation” between church and state and the meaning of religious freedom.
Taking Advice From a Marionette
This sermon explores how artificial intelligence and machine learning are fundamentally reshaping modern society, from autonomous transportation to legal sentencing.
Labels – Uniting or Dividing?
This sermon examines how categorical labeling shapes human perception and social interactions.
I Think It’s Gonna Rain Today
Randy Newman’s song helped define 1968, a year marked by sadness and irony. Now, 50 years later, what song will reflect 2018?
Hope Rises
This sermon explores the essential role of hope and resilience during times of political instability and social injustice.
Time for a REAL Reformation!
This sermon advocates for a modern spiritual reformation by re-examining the historical and theological distortions of early Christian texts.
War and Peace: A Soldier’s Conundrum
In this reflective sermon, a retired military officer recounts his lifelong spiritual and ethical evolution through the lens of four societal upheavals: racism, the Vietnam War, women’s rights, and nuclear proliferation.
Facing a National Crisis With Truth and Integrity
This sermon details a speaker’s theological evolution from a rigid fundamentalist background toward a mission centered on social liberation and racial justice.
Passover: The Value of Community
This sermon examines the profound necessity of community and the common good through the lens of seasonal and religious traditions.