The Five O’Clock is a weekly worship gathering at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Houston, TX. This podcast is a glimpse into our weekly 5pm liturgy, with a Scripture reading, homily, and musical worship.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: church, episcopal, lectionary, liturgy, preacher, preaching, saint mark's, sermon, St. Mark's
a podcast about art, liturgy, spirituality | hosted by Stephen Proctor { projection artist & visual liturgist }
Categories: Arts, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: art, creativity, Culture, faith, liturgy, music, theology, worship
Word and Table is a weekly podcast about liturgy, sacrament, and the great tradition of Christian worship and why it is vital in our world today. It is hosted by Fr. Alex Wilgus, rector at Redemption Anglican Church in Frisco, TX and features Fr. Stephen Gauthier, the Canon Theologian of the Diocese of the Upper Midwest in the Anglican Church in North America
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Anglican, catholic, christian, church, liturgy, orthodox, sacrament, theology, worship
Welcome to Beauty Ever New, a podcast about Catholic Art and Architecture. Our name is inspired by a celebrated phrase from St. Augustine where he laments his late arrival into the splendor of God’s truth. We invite you to join us as we have conversations with artists, architects, musicians, fundraisers, scholars and more, about how to bring beauty into our churches and communities. If you are a seminarian, a priest or bishop, a committee member in your parish, or a parishioner who wonders Sunday after Sunday, why your church looks a certain way, then we hope you will join us, this podcast is made for you.
The future is here, it is just unevenly distributed.
Automation is a reality, and a growing part of the design and construction world. In this episode Chris lobs topics, or aspects of design and construction at Rafa and he gives his best “mid 2021” guess as to if it can, will never be, or already is automatable.
Then we talk about the virtues and vices of art that is “created” by an AI or a non-human intelligence, if that is even a thing.
If you had to choose between a perfect, super affordable, machine made design, or a flawed, expensive, man-made one, which would you choose? What value does a human made object obtain from it’s creator?
HT: cover art made with Image from Andrea De Santis on Unsplash.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: architecture, art, beauty, catholic, Catholic Church Architecture, church, community, liturgy, sacred
One of the challenges facing the Christian Church today is infusing those who come from a basic, pagan worldview with the true Christian faith. The Shape of the Liturgy podcast addresses this and other questions like, “How can we sustain a community of faith over multiple generations?” These are not new questions for the Church, so it’s quite natural to look back to see how she has addressed these issues throughout history. In this podcast, Bishop Ed Gungor provides a landscape of Christian thought, practice, and formation that has enabled the Church to successfully find her voice in the midst of a deeply pluralistic culture, not unlike our own.This series not only explores this conversation generally but explains how it is specifically impacting the Diocese of St. Anthony, the diocese of which he serves as the Bishop Ordinary.Production by Citizens of Sound
Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: CEEC, communion, Ed Gungor, episcopal, eucharist, liturgy, Liturgy Courses, Sanctuary Tulsa, Tulsa Anglican
Sermons and lessons about the Ancient Christian Faith, Christ Crucified for Sinners, and the Lutheran Confessions delivered by the Christian Fathers at Grace Lutheran Church, Tulsa, a member congregation of the LCMS.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Christ, christian, church, Confession, faith, grace, History, LCMS, liturgy, Lutheran, Sermons, tulsa
The Liturgy of the Hours Podcast brings the ancient prayer practice from the great cloud of witnesses to your cloud. A ministry of Luther Seminary Chapel.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Bible, compline, evening, faith, hymns, liturgy, Matins, morning, night, prayer, vespers
The Vigil Project is a nonprofit ministry that makes music for Catholics. Following the Liturgical calendar, we write, record, and release music that invites Catholics into a deeper experience of prayer with the Church. The palpable difference between our music and that of other Christian artists is the sacramental lens through which we approach our Faith and our art. We desire to create music that will serve you in your walk with Christ on this Catholic journey.
Categories: Music, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: catholic, Catholicism, divina, faith, Lectio, liturgy, mass, music, prayer, theology, Vigil
A Journey Together Reading Through the Bible in One Year – Fr. Alexis Kouri helps lead listeners through a reading of the entire Bible in one year.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
SECTION TWO – THE CELEBRATION OF THE CHRISTIAN MYSTERY. This section of the Catechism of the Catholic Church covers the liturgy, the sacramental economy and the seven sacraments. Fr Guy de Gaynesford, Catholic priest and Rector of the School of the Annunciation, Devon, UK, continues his commentary on the whole of the full version of the Catechism.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: catechism, catholic, church, de, Fr, Gaynesford, guy, liturgy, paul, Repository, Sacraments, st
Aaron Niequist hosts a podcast through his book–The Eternal Current–one episode per chapter. Each episode will 1) Reflect on the key idea of that chapter, 2) Have a conversation with someone who is living it out in the world, and 3) Learn a concrete practice that helps us flesh this theme into our hearts, bodies, and relationships. Not merely about ideas…but learning how to swim.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: aaronniequist, anewliturgy, eucharist, liturgy, practicebasedfaith, thepractice
Author and musician Emily Strand examines the life, legacy and her own brief, personal encounter with a little-known but essential figure in American Catholic history: Black liturgist and composer Fr. Clarence Joseph Rivers.
Categories: Arts, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: americancatholicism, catholicchurch, FrRivers, liturgy, race, worship
A weekly Lutheran devotional series based on readings relevant to the current season of the church year, hosted by William Green and Pastor Bryan King. You can watch this series live on our Youtube page every Wednesday at 7:00pm Eastern Time.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Bible, christian, christianity, church, church year, Devotions, liturgy, Lutheran
“The Gate of Heaven” is a weekly podcast of the sermons preached by the Rev’d Charles L. McClean, pastor of Our Saviour Lutheran Church (LCMS) in Baltimore, Maryland. The sermon texts are drawn from the Gregorian/Anglo-Lutheran pericopes of the historic Western One-Year Lectionary, which remains in use in many member congregations of the LCMS. Are you looking for a church home in Baltimore? Are you visiting our fair city and in need of a place of worship while you’re here? Come to Our Saviour Church and hear the fullness of God’s Word proclaimed: Jesus Christ died for your sins and rose for your justification! Come, receive His Body and His Blood, given and shed for you for the forgiveness of sins, life, and salvation. Our Saviour celebrates Holy Communion every Sunday in the historic Lutheran liturgical tradition of the Common Service. As a member congregation of the Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod, she joyfully confesses the prophetic and apostolic Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments to be the inspired and inerrant Word of God, and she adheres without reservation to the Book of Concord of 1580 as being in full accord with the Scriptures. Jubilate, The Third Sunday after Easter April 25, 2021 AD Old Testament: Isaiah 40:25-31 Epistle: 1 Peter 2:11-20 Gospel: John 16:16-22 Click here to listen and subscribe to Pastor McClean’s sermons on iTunes. Listen to the service:
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: catholic, christianity, Confessional, historic, lectionary, liturgy, Lutheran, Lutheranism, One, year
Common Prayer Daily is a modernized version of an ancient idea. We bring you a guided tour of Scripture and Prayer daily. Set aside 15 to 20 minutes every day, grab a coffee and a bible, and enjoy a guided meditation through God’s Word.
Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Anglican, Bible, Bible reading, common prayer, Daily office, episcopal, guided prayer, lectionary, liturgy, meditation, prayer, scripture
Led by the Ven Dr Lyndon Drake, Keri-Ann Hokianga, and the Rev’d Te Hauoterangi Karaka, we provide a contemporary Māori Anglican karakia each Sunday on Waatea Irirangi. We are all part of the team from te Takiwā o Manukau, a group of churches in South Auckland. Lyndon is the Archdeacon of Tāmaki Makaurau, and Keri-Ann and Te Hauoterangi are evangelists with te Takiwā o Manukau.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: church, hymn, Karakia, liturgy, maori, Preach, Rātapu, sermon, service, Sunday, te reo
Sound & Season is a daily audio devotional designed to connect the routine moments of life to the rhythms of the Church seasons.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Advent, alabama, Bible, birmingham, church, community, devotional, doctrine, God, lent, liturgy, Redeemer, Season
A podcast exploration of the themes of Scottie’s book, 21 Elephants, about faith, justice, mission and spiritual formation
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: christian, Contemplation, Culture, liturgy, mission, postmodern, social justice
Encountering Christ at the Table of the Poor – What would happen if we were to devote ourselves to the second altar as we do to the first altar? Together, let’s explore how we can partake fully, not just on Sundays, but also with our encounters with all people, especially those in need, throughout the week. We invite you to join us at The Second Liturgy.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: christian, church, Compassion, kind, liturgy, ministry, orthodox, poverty, service