Tagged Peace - Universal Life Church Sermons

Nostradamus' Predictions for 2023: Cannibalism, WW3, and the Antichrist?

December 30th, 2022

Did Nostradamus predict war, famine, and even the return of the antichrist in 2023? In this sermon, a guest writer for the ULC explores Nostradamus' dire predictions for the new year.

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The Spring Equinox: Birth, Life, and Resurrection

March 21st, 2022

Every year, as the frost begins to thaw, the robins begin to nest, and the daylight gradually lingers longer, we know that spring is on the horizon. The Spring Equinox comes with a surge of new life and beginnings.

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Bloodshed in the Holy Land, and a Path to Peace

May 21st, 2021

Once again, the Holy Land has been engulfed in violence and bloodshed. A guest sermon makes the case that so many innocent people suffering may require an international response from the U.N. to calm tensions.

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The Crisis at the Border: ULC Ministers Debate

July 11th, 2019

The treatment of migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border and the Trump Administration's treatment of them is spurring discussion across the country. Two ULC ministers recently weighed in on the issue.

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Working Together for a Peaceful Future

February 14th, 2019

A guest writer to the ULC blog encourages fellow ministers to join in regular spiritual gatherings to promote a peaceful future.

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Response vs. Reaction

December 4th, 2018

In life there will be times that try our patience. There will be that person that cuts you off in traffic. There will be that person that takes 87,000 items into the “express” lane at the market when the sign clearly says 15 items or less. It's how we res

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