Monthly Archives: September 2008

UU and the emergent church

Posted on September 21, 2008 by Rev. Bret

The emergent church is challenging Christianity to move away from creedalism, dogma, and judgement and toward reconciliation, toleration, and pluralism. Sounds a little like liberal religion! While the emergent church is still deeply rooted in the idea of the confession … Continue reading →

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Links from today’s service

Posted on September 21, 2008 by Rev. Bret

I promised I’d post the video links from today’s service, so here they are. There’s also lots of great info on the parent website if you’re looking for more about today’s topic on the emergent church movement. I’ll be posting … Continue reading →

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How I know I’m a Texan

Posted on September 18, 2008 by Rev. Bret

Haven’t graced my blog with many musings lately, but I’ve been having them. This week I realized that Texas is starting to seep into my bones. Here’s a few examples: – I let slip a “y’all” in my sermon last … Continue reading →

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Liberal Religion: why should I care?

Posted on September 16, 2008 by Rev. Bret

What makes liberal religion useful in the world if it doesn’t address suffering and evil? Ours must be a robust and principled faith that we practice in our lives.