UUCS Minister
There’s seems to be a natural tendency to feel certain, even defensive, of our beliefs and ideas. The more insistent we are about them, the surer we feel they must be true. But a rigid idea, like everything else that’s rigid, is easily shattered with … read more.
If it is true that Liberalism is defined by its commitment to individual freedom and expression, then it has become clear that the Unitarian Universalist Association is no longer being guided by liberal leaders or liberal principles. This member service organization, that’s now striving to … read more.
Let’s take a lesson from the Old West when it comes to taming today’s wilder West of mass shootings and inadequate gun control laws.
I consider my sermons and expression of my own continuing journey and discoveries. On Sundays, I share only what I have myself been studying, and learning, and interested in. In this sermon, I’ll look back at the message I’ve given over the year and highlight … read more.
Our annual candlelight service using traditional Christmas hymns, readings from a variety of religions, and short homilies to help us celebrate the miracle of every birth and the birth of the Universe itself.
This intergenerational story, written by Rev. Eklof, is a continuation of the classic Christmas story by Dr. Seuss. Just in time for the holidays, the Grinch is back with his brand-new big heart to help defend Whoville from a Grinch invasion and occupation. Come hear … read more.
Psychologist Erich Fromm once made the distinction between two orientations, the Necrophilous and the Biophilous—death and life. In this sermon we’ll explore what Fromm means and consider how these opposing perspectives may help us better understand what’s happening today.
As the year comes to a close, we’ll consider what Rev. Eklof thinks are some of its most significant technical achievements and the hope they offer us on our path toward creating a better world.
Many scholars classify the historical Jesus as a “Wisdom teacher,” a term used to describe those whose teachings are inspired by nature. This isn’t often the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of Christianity’s central figure, but it should be.
When it comes to Global Warming, some say it’s already too late to do anything about it. “Game over.” In this sermon we’ll explore reasons to hope that it isn’t: that we can stop Global Warming and prevent the worse potential impacts of a warmer … read more.
