I think what is so compelling to me about this sermon is 1) that Campbell anticipates the negative responses and addresses them 2) uses the passage of Zacchaeus to demonstrate the biblical understanding of repentence and reparation 3) does not fall into a defensive posture in a tough discussion. 

How convincing is Campbell's argument that reparations should be made?

Does this sermon speak to you beyond the immediate context and if so, how?

In light of our latest discussion on Religion and Politics, what role do you feel the "white" church ought to play in the lives of the African American community that has suffered systemic oppression?

I liked this one for its thoughtful approach.