A haiku came to me while in worship. Here, I share it and what it meant to me.

One commandment rules them all, worded and expressed in several different ways throughout scripture. Do to others as you would have them do to you. And this commandment must be the basis for a revolution against the world, fought not with weapons of death and destruction, but with the fruits of the Spirit. We must wage a revolution of love.

My thoughts on the message: True ministry is when That of God in one speaks to That of God in others.

From an opening received while in worship. I offer the opening, what it meant to me, and a couple spiritual exercises to practice based on those meanings.

God wants us to choose the Divine Presence as our one judge and ruler, not other human beings.

First in a three part series exploring Christianity's founding on principles that we would today call activism, anarchism, and anti-capitalism. This week I show that Jesus begins his ministry, thereby founding Christianity, in protest of authoritarianism, corruption, and oppression. I hope this ministry strengthens your fellowship with Christ and each other, and deepens your sense of the divine presence in your life. If you're able, please consider supporting The Emancipated Ministry for just $1 per month at patreon.com/emancipatedministry.

An overview of God's kingdom as a personal state of being as well as a human society.

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We are made in God's image, after God's likeness. But what does that even mean?

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God did not design the universe; God is the design of the universe.

The greatest of spiritual gifts is our fellowship with others.