Sermons on Spirituality
How Well Fits Your Shell?
There comes a time in everyone’s life when something has to change. Who we are; what we think we are all about; and what we think we are doing comes under examination. Lee Anne will explore the tell-tale signs that you are growing spiritually, and might need to rethink your identity, try something different, live into a changing reality, or just get a bigger shell! (Note: We didn’t capture the beginning of the sermon, so we apologize for the abrupt…
The Power of Poetry to Lead, to Heal, and to Call Us to Community
Recently, one of our national leaders was lambasted when she quoted a line from a poem during a crisis moment for the country. And yet, poetry is EXACTLY what we need during our times of need. The poetic use of words, oratory, and voice can claim our souls like no other when we are floundering, emotionally and spiritually, as individuals or as a country.
Hope for Hard Times
Rev. Linda Hart Green inspires to cultivate a grounding and authentic hope in difficult times by sharing stories of others.
Dancing in the Rain
Rev. Lee Anne explores recognizing and understanding our blessings.
Know Thyself
Rev. Lee Anne advises us on how to attend to the most important relationship we have–the one we have with ourselves.
Embracing Possibility
“May you live in interesting times” isn’t actually a curse–instead, it holds the potential for great things. Listen as Rev. Lee Anne shares ways to Embrace Possibility in all the things that life brings to us–as individuals, and as members of a beloved community.
World Gratitude Day–A Powerful Spiritual Practice
Rev. Lee Anne Washington speaks on cultivating a gratitude practice for World Gratitude Day.
Reclaiming the Sacred in our Lives
Eric Bannan explores reclaiming the sacred in our daily lives through ritual and spiritual practice.
Your Really True Story
Linda Hart Green muses on how our stories help us make sense of the world and of ourselves.
Deep Listening
Pinchos Kurinsky talks about the art of deep listening and our need to be heard.