The Economics of Grace
Guest sermon by Rev. Ryan Wallace The norms and values of capitalism are consistently at odds with the norms and values of the Gospel. Our economy con...
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Sermons from Zao MKE Church. Zao MKE is a Jesus-rooted, justice centered, radically inclusive community of faith in Milwaukee, WI. https://www.zaomke.org
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In true Zao fashion, we are still celebrating PRIDE long past June! Join us for a sermon from Reverend Afi Dobbins-Mays, in celebration and honor of P...
Rest Creates Fertile Ground
Guest sermon by Rev. Jennifer Nordstrom, Senior Minister at First Unitarian Society of Milwaukee Stillness has a relationship with movement, just as t...
Independence or Liberation?
Each 4th of July weekend, churches across the country wave flags and sing songs of patriotism. But is this commitment to national identity faithful? O...
Sacred Rhythms: Can I Face The End?
When we come to the end of the Spiritual life cycle, we are invited to reflect on what we've learned. Where have we come from, and how are we differen...
Sacred Rhythms: Be A Good Ancestor
In the middle of our spiritual cycles, we can find ourselves in a bit of existential crisis. Does any of this even matter? God invites us to turn from...
Sacred Rhythms: Am I Loveable Just As I Am?
Happy Pride weekend! This week, we'll be entering the part of the spiritual life cycle concerned with identity and love - who am I? Can this new versi...
Sacred Rhythms: Can I Risk It?
At the beginning of every spiritual cycle, we ask ourselves, "Can I risk it?" We wonder whether we are truly capable of embarking on a journey into th...
Staying Awake: The Gospel for Changemakers
Jesus asks his followers to stay awake, which begs the question: Stay awake to what? Join us for a special sermon from Tyler Sit, who is a queer POC...
Not Your Abomination: What If We're Wrong?
Sometimes we're plagued by doubt, even if we're *mostly* sure that God affirms and celebrates LBGTQ people. So what if we're wrong? Come hear a word o...