Sermons

Is Spirituality a Steady State?

This sermon explores the dynamic nature of spirituality, framing it as an active struggle to balance personal conscience with social and biological influences.

Sermons

Prayer Cloths

It has been said that we are co-creators with God. Theism aside, what does that look like? And what does it mean to be a creative people?

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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.

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I Will Be With You Always

This Easter sermon explores the tension between rational skepticism and the emotional power of religious metaphor.

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Have You Taken Your Placebo Today

The sermon explores the holistic connection between mind, body, and spirit, emphasizing how belief and mental power can influence physical health.

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ReligUUsity

In this sermon, the speaker uses the Jewish Shema and the mezuzah as metaphors to examine the spiritual identity of Unitarian Universalism.

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Deep Calls Unto Deep

This sermon captures a spiritual water ceremony where a community gathers to symbolize their collective unity by merging different water sources into a single vessel.

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My Looseleaf Bible

This sermon explores the personal nature of Unitarian Universalism, highlighting the faith’s emphasis on individual responsibility in defining one’s own spiritual beliefs.

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Weeding a Spiritual Garden

In this musical presentation, artist Andrew McKnight explores the concept of “weeding a spiritual garden” by sharing personal stories and songs about gratitude and mindfulness.