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It's Not About Me or You

July 25th, 2022

In this guest sermon, a Universal Life Church minister finds meaning from Jesus Christ in his 67th year, arguing that once you accept Jesus Christ as your lord and savior, you'll never be separated from Him. Continue Reading »

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Creation & The Serpent Power

July 22nd, 2022

Often portrayed as cunning and nefarious creatures, serpents appear in myths and fables around the world. In this guest sermon, a ULC minister takes a look at the link between serpents, creation, and destiny. Continue Reading »

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The Real Sin of Sodom and Gomorrah Wasn't Homosexuality

June 13th, 2022

Was the sin of Sodom and Gomorrah homosexuality? One ULC guest minister makes the case that the reason God destroyed these ancient cities was not for rampant homosexuality, but rather, rampant inhospitality. Continue Reading »

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'Playing God' With Extinct Species is a Slippery Slope to Eugenics

May 6th, 2022

Should we 'de-extinct' species and release them back into their natural habitats? A new poll says many Americans are in favor of doing so, but one ULC Minister argues that it's a slippery slope to eugenics. Continue Reading »

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I Did Something Shocking Today (And I'll Probably Do it Again)

April 5th, 2022

In this guest sermon, a Universal Life Church minister - who identifies as agnostic - talks about how praying helps him through hard times, as well as helping him identify what is truly important to him in life. Continue Reading »

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Will Smith's Oscar Slap Was a Shameful Failure of Christian Faith

March 28th, 2022

After a tasteless joke at his wife's expense, Will Smith slapped Chris Rock at the Oscars. Then later, Smith tried to justify his actions. One ULC guest writer explores the issue, and whether two wrongs make a right. Continue Reading »

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If Jesus Were Alive Today, He Would Get Cancelled

February 23rd, 2022

If Jesus actually came back, how would he be received in our modern world? A ULC guest writer suggests that Jesus' silence on contemporary issues would not fly with current audiences. Continue Reading »

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God Wants You to Skip the Superbowl

February 10th, 2022

A guest writer makes the case that we should boycott the Superbowl because God wouldn't approve of people supporting the sport of football. Is it an exploitative activity concocted for the enjoyment of the masses? Continue Reading »

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Does the Bible Support Mask Mandates?

August 27th, 2021

Public health officials have recommended that everyone continue to wear masks and social distance, but those are also controversial policies. What does the Bible have to say about masks and social distancing? Continue Reading »

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A Prayer for Mothers on Mother's Day

May 3rd, 2021

As Mother's Day approaches, ULC guest writer Dan Ridgway of North Platte, Nebraska reflects on his own mother, as well as other motherly figures in his life, and how they led him to a lifetime of faith in Jesus Christ. Continue Reading »

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It's Past Time We Stop Disrespecting Service Workers

December 17th, 2020

Despite the safety requirements set in place by state leaders, many anti-maskers just can't seem to find it in their hearts to respect service workers by following the rules. One recent incident was caught on camera. Continue Reading »

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Maintaining Personal Peace in a Chaotic World

December 15th, 2020

ULC guest writer Reeia Lalchan gives us reflections of her heart this Advent season. She goes in-depth on how we can achieve inner peace in these trying times, arguing that only through Christ can we reach tranquility. Continue Reading »

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The Greater Meaning of Manna, Bread, and Fish

June 17th, 2020

In the Bible, manna, bread, and fish were given freely by Jesus, sustenance in a barren time. ULC guest writer Karl J Bernhardt argues we are in need of similar nourishment today, but for our spirits and societal change. Continue Reading »

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Have Christians Become Too Sensitive?

April 24th, 2019

Some Christians have been known to call their political opponents "snowflakes." But when offended themselves, their skin seems to become surprisingly thin. What gives? Continue Reading »

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Good Samaritan Gone Wrong

January 25th, 2019

An Indiana school superintendent is in trouble after helping a sick student receive medical treatment. Now she faces jailtime. How could be a good samaritan lead to criminal charges? Continue Reading »

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How Can Christians Be Pro-Life but Support the Death Penalty?

November 9th, 2018

Guest sermon: The same Christian politicians and legislators who adamantly support capital punishment keep winning election after election virtue-signalling about their so-called “pro-life” views. How does that work? Continue Reading »

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How God Helped the Eagles Win the Super Bowl

February 9th, 2018

Did God help the Philadelphia Eagles win the Super Bowl this last Sunday? One ULC minister argues the Almighty Himself was smiling down on the underdog Eagles, and helped them out. Continue Reading »

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Porn Could Be Changing Christian Views on Abortion

December 28th, 2017

Has your husband, father, or perhaps even your pastor experienced a surprising change of mind toward abortion? If so, you may want to take a peek in his browsing history. Continue Reading »

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How to Plan a Christening

July 7th, 2017

The most important thing on the day of your baby's christening is that you take your time, relax, and enjoy your baby's special day stress free. To do that, you must plan your day out ahead of time. Continue Reading »

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Gender Equality Falling Short in the Church

June 19th, 2017

Southern Baptists aren’t exactly known for progressive stances on gender equality, but this may be changing with their new translation of the Christian Standard Bible which includes gender-inclusive language. Continue Reading »

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Does 'Love Thy Neighbor' Include Paying for Their Healthcare?

April 7th, 2017

Healthcare has been in the news a lot recently. It's a deeply political issue which forces splits along ideological lines. The gospel says "love thy neighbor", but how far should that generosity extend? Continue Reading »

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How I Discovered the Meaning of Christmas

December 12th, 2016

When I was in my early twenties, I became fed up with the blatant materialistic culture of the United States. With a close friend at my side, I left on a journey in search of truth. Continue Reading »

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Antichrist in Our Midst

October 28th, 2016

Have you had a brush with the Antichrist? Perhaps you have, but didn’t realize it. Although the Antichrist is referenced numerous times in scripture, the Bible doesn’t provide a clear description. Continue Reading »

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By the Grace and Glory of God

June 29th, 2016

In the wake of numerous shocking tragedies like the shooting at Pulse Nightclub, one ULC minister wonders, 'where is the love and appreciation of the diversity of humanity?' Continue Reading »

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Demons Among Us

June 1st, 2015

Are demons among us? Demons have been portrayed in various ways in human culture and media, but the biblical understanding of a demon is a supernatural being who is subservient to Satan. Continue Reading »

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