I love pursuing the truth, yet, the closer I get, the further away I realize it remains. Whether, as Kierkegaard said, “All truth is subjective,” or, as I think, all … Continue reading The Truth Myth: What’s Wrong with Being Right

The fantastic story of Christ’s resurrection is familiar to most in our society, but there are similar accounts from other traditions that clearly place in the category of myth. What … Continue reading Rise and Shine: Myths & Science of Resurrection

There’s a lot packed into these two words. Unpacking it is part of what it means to make room. This sermon will emphasize some of the ways we make room … Continue reading Making Room

These are difficult times for religious liberals and social progressives. Many of us wonder what we can do as Unitarian Universalists to make a difference in our communities and in … Continue reading Drumpffounded: Church, Politics, and Making Progress in Our Times

As Unitarians we can be proud the very first religious tolerance law in history was enacted by a Unitarian ruler, the Hungarian King John Sigismund, on January 28, 1568. Sermon … Continue reading The Edict of Torda: Celebrating 450 Years

Despite its audacious promise, ending 500-year-old racist systems, this sermon will focus on those specific systems and consider ways to dismantle and replace them with new systems that can truly … Continue reading Communities of Colorfulness: How to Finally End White Supremacy and Racism in America

Many spiritualities and faiths have the goal of Unity, of the individual becoming one with everything, of the single drop returning to its source, the sea. Christians seek this end … Continue reading Becoming One with the Universe

In the 1990 film, Jacob’s Ladder, Meister Eckhart is quoted as saying, “If you’re frightened of dying and you’re holding on, you’ll see devils tearing your life away. In this … Continue reading Dreaming with Devils

Unless time travel is possible, now may be the only moment that has ever and ever will exist, but this doesn’t mean now isn’t impacted by our anxieties and dreams … Continue reading The Power of Tomorrow: The Importance of Considering the Legacy We’ll Leave Behind

Services are held at 9:15 & 11:00 a.m. each Sunday. “Don’t just do something, stand there!” This turn of phrase gets at the heart of what this sermon is about—a … Continue reading Still Life: The Art of Doing Nothing