Sean H. McMillan
Sean McMillan is a native of New York City and currently lives on the south side of Chicago where is he is a graduate student at the University of Chicago in the area of moral philosophy. He is a graduate of Wagner College and the Lutheran School of Theology where he earned his Bachelors and Masters Degree, respectively. Sean is also the Executive Director and a member of the teaching faculty in the Doctor of Ministry Program at McCormick Theological Seminary. Sean McMillan is a dedicated and innovative leader was featured in the 2005 summer issue of the African American Pulpit as one of the nation’s most promising preachers in the magazine’s “Twenty to Watch” salute to gifted young African American preachers.
The social philosophy of Sean McMillan centers on the psychological, spiritual, and social implications of love. For him, love is more than just an emotional exchange between two people; it is, in fact, the occasion for everything that we hope for. Love is the necessary condition for the possibility of grace and the aim of human existence as such. Sean McMillan’s message is not simply that we should love one another, but is rather, a call to hope, social transformation, and existential freedom through the often strange and mysterious transactions of love. In short, love is not about how we feel; it is about how we live. It is the means by which we come to live for something greater than ourselves and the very substance of a committed life.
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