Podcast: Healing, Miracles, and Pandemic August 6, 2020 The Living Church podcast, Updates Fr. Sean Charles Martin of the Aquinas Institute joins us to talk about research around healing in the Old annavigate d New Testaments and how it relates to our current situation.
8/9 Readings: Love and a Firm Grasp August 3, 2020 Sunday's Readings, Updates Although human families and communities are frail, they have, we dare to believe, the capacity for unity in the love which God is.
Podcast: Did You Know Movies Are Prayers? July 30, 2020 Updates Josh Larsen Film critic Josh Larsen, co-host of the podcast Filmspotting and author of Movies Are Prayers, focuses on the intersection of faith and pop culture. In the latest podcast, he talks with TLC's Am... Read more...
Rest in Peace, Rise in Glory: July 29, 2020 July 29, 2020 Obituaries, Updates Remembering a long-serving Old Testament professor, an advocate for Congolese Anglicanism, and an Anglo-Catholic parish rector who began his ministry as a monk and ended as an Orthodox deacon.
To Hell and Back July 29, 2020 Updates By James Cornwell Reading from the Gospel of Matthew, 27:45-54 45 From noon on, darkness came over the whole land until three in the afternoon. 46And about three o’clock Jesus cried with a loud voice, “El... Read more...
8/2 Readings: The God of All Nations July 27, 2020 Sunday's Readings, Updates If we tell ourselves that our love extends to everyone and our compassion to all the works of God, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us.
Podcast: The Craft of Suffering July 23, 2020 Updates Vincent McNabb Classic Texts in Times of Crisis How do we learn to suffer? How is God with a world that suffers? How do the sufferings of Jesus redeem us? The Rev. Mark Michael, editor of The Living Ch... Read more...
Archives: Detective Story Technique Saves UTO July 23, 2020 Updates From 75 years ago: Frances Bartter, a clever Episcopal missionary, describes how she hid the United Thank Offering collection of her church in the Philippines from her Japanese captors while interned in a series of concentration camps.
7/23 Daily Devotional: Learning Courage July 23, 2020 Updates By Sarah Cornwell Reading from the Gospel of Matthew, 26:69-7569 Now Peter was sitting outside in the courtyard. A servant-girl came to him and said, “You also were with Jesus the Galilean.” 70But he denied ... Read more...
7/26 Readings: Prayer in the Spirit July 21, 2020 Sunday's Readings, Updates Prayer is much more than words. Prayer in the Spirit is the sighing, groaning, and weeping of our not-yet fully redeemed humanity. Prayer in the Spirit is also a cry of happiness.
