Podcasts about new liturgy

Aaron Niequist is a liturgist, writer, and pastor currently living in New York City. He is the creator of A New Liturgy, founder of Pastors, Priests and Guides and the author of The Eternal Current.  Aaron and I shared together in his first earthquake, which hit New York while recording this podcast. But we also talk about understanding God's presence and space and how we open ourselves up with new eyes to recognize its implications around us, and experiencing the reality of the way the world actually works.  Pastors, Priests and Guides Retreats Aaron's Book - The Eternal Current Aaron on IG   The Divine Conspiracy - Book Audiobook for the Divine Conspiracy on Spotify   The Divine Conspiracy Project Info and Reading Plan   ------------------ To help support Mike and his work, which includes this podcast, as well as his ability to offer discounted coaching, consulting, and preaching to churches, you can make tax-deductible donations to: “WE Ministries” And mail it to: Mike Goldsworthy 6285 E. Spring St #474 Long Beach, CA 90808  

Hear from Fr Lukasz about the liturgical movement coming from the Liturgical Centre in Krakow, spearheaded by the Polish Dominicans and how they have managed to create prayerful liturgy that is both new and in continuity with our rich and varied tradition. For more information about this wonderful initiative please visit: https://dlc.foundation/about-us/ JUST LIFE is a human formation programme brought to you by Radio Maria, airing on weekdays at 10am and rebroadcast at 10pm.  If you enjoyed this programme, please consider making a once off or monthly donation to Radio Maria England by visiting www.RadioMariaEngland.uk or calling 0300 302 1251 during office hours. It is only through the ongoing support of our listeners that we continue to be a Christian voice by your side.

We're back! This season we're focusing on worship, particularly worship that is transformative. Our season long guest is Rory Noland and we will be working with his book, Transforming Worship: Planning and Leading Sunday Services as If Spiritual Formation Mattered. In addition to Ruth and Rory, we will also be bringing other guests into the conversations about worship with spiritual formation at its core. This season is for all who worship, not just pastors and leaders who plan the weekly services!   In today's episode Aaron Niequist joins Ruth and Rory to discuss the practices that make up Transforming Worship. They discuss how Covid revealed just how little participation was required in most church services, the temptation leaders face to create emotional experiences rather than allow space for the Holy Spirit to do its work, and what's wrong with how most of us pray in worship settings. This conversation is full of thoughtful dialogue and practical advice.   Aaron Niequist is a liturgist, writer, and pastor who recently graduated from General Theological Seminary in NYC. After leading worship at Mars Hill Church (Grand Rapids, MI) and Willow Creek Church (Barrington, IL), he created A New Liturgy - a collection of modern liturgical worship recordings. He then curated a discipleship-focused, formational, ecumenical, practice-based community at Willow Creek called “The Practice”. Aaron released a book called The Eternal Current: How a Practice-based Faith can Save us from Drowning, and continues to create resources to help others flesh it out. He currently serves at St Peter's Episcopal Church in Chelsea and helps lead Pastors, Priests and Guides retreats around the country. The best part of his life is his wife Shauna, and their sons Henry and William.  Aaronniequist.com   Rory Noland is the director of Heart of the Artist Ministries, an organization dedicated to serving artists in the church. He mentors worship leaders, speaks at churches and conferences, leads retreats for artists, and consults with churches in the areas of worship and the arts. Rory is also a trained spiritual director, a published songwriter and has authored five books, including the best-seller, The Heart of the Artist: A Character-Building Guide For You and Your Ministry Team. Rory earned a Doctoral Degree from the Robert E. Webber Institute for Worship Studies. He was part of TC2 and led worship for the The Transforming Center for fifteen years.   We are now accepting applications for Transforming Community 20! Use the code Podcast20 to receive $50 off your application fee. Learn more and apply HERE.   Mentioned in the episode: Transforming Worship: Planning and Leading Sunday Services as If Spiritual Formation Mattered by Rory Noland All music in this episode is featured on the Transforming Resource, The Lord is In Our Midst CD   Music Credit: Kingdom Come by Aaron Niequist   Support the podcast! This season, patrons will receive bonus conversations, extra content and guided practices relating to Rory's book.  Become a patron today by visiting our Patreon page!     The Transforming Center exists to create space for God to strengthen leaders and transform communities. You are invited to join our next Transforming Community:® A Two-year Spiritual Formation Experience for Leaders.  Delivered in nine quarterly retreats, this practice-based learning opportunity is grounded in the conviction that the best thing you bring to leadership is your own transforming self!

This week the guys discuss Palm Sunday Mass, the flaming ball of death that just missed us, and good live music.

Today we are pleased to present an encore guest meditation by Aaron Niequist. Aaron is a liturgist, writer, and pastor who recently graduated from General Theological Seminary in NYC. After leading worship at Mars Hill Church (Grand Rapids, MI) and Willow Creek Church (Barrington, IL), he created A New Liturgy - a collection of modern liturgical worship recordings. He then curated a discipleship-focused, formational, ecumenical, practice-based community at Willow Creek called “The Practice”. Aaron released a book called The Eternal Current: How a Practice-based Faith can Save us from Drowning, and continues to create resources to help others flesh it out. But that's just job stuff. The best part of his life is his wife Shauna, and their sons Henry and Mac. 

Aaron invites us into the story of A New Liturgy No 10: Night Prayer -- a contemplative, music-carried Compline service. (Released 09.28.22) In this episode, Aaron tells the story of the project, shares his heart for Compline, and plays a few sections of the new recording. Learn how to create holy space at the end of each day to release it all back into God's hands.  

Matthew 13:31-32 w/ 'Here are my Hands' contemplative prayer and song by A New Liturgy & Aaron Niequist

Aaron leads us in a contemplative practice. Come and join us! Useful links for the episode and the small print: You can find Aaron via his website or his Instagram. You can also find more about A New Liturgy there if you want more practical support. I highly recommend his book The Eternal Current. WaterBrook, 2018. The book Aaron mentions at the beginning is this one. Richard Rohr. Everything belongs: The gift of contemplative prayer. Crossroad, 2003. If you seek German-speaking support in the wilderness, find your people at @freikirchen.ausstieg or @glaubensweite. The podcast is on Instagram as: @strichpunkt.pod Musik: “Reverie” by Scott Buckley Copyright: strich;punkt 2022

In the last few episodes, I have talked to some phenomenal guests about their personal worship journey and how they've managed to continue making music. Developing new forms of expressions for yourself is an important step of the journey, but how about our communities? How do we practice our faith together in our new reality? About two years ago, I stumbled across Aaron Niequist's book The Eternal Current, in which he tells his story of leading worship on big stages and leaving it all behind. His ideas have transformed the way I think about church services and community, and I am so glad Aaron joins me on the podcast today to share more of his story. Useful links for the episode and the small print: You can find Aaron via his website or his Instagram. You can also find more about A New Liturgy there if you want more practical support. I highly recommend his book The Eternal Current. WaterBrook, 2018. The book Aaron mentions at the beginning is The Divine Conspiracy by Dallas Willard (2014). Richard Rohr. Everything belongs: The gift of contemplative prayer. Crossroad, 2003. If you seek German-speaking support in the wilderness, find your people at @freikirchen.ausstieg or @glaubensweite. The podcast is on Instagram as: @strichpunkt.pod Music: “Levity” by Johny Grimes Copyright: strich;punkt 202

Support the show: Patreon l Glow l Episode TranscriptWhat is it like to actually practice our faith? How often do we sit in contemplation and meet God where He already is in true searching and in a truly Earthshaking moments of worship? Aaron and I discuss what it means to enter into the current of life that is practice-based worship of the Creator of all things. Guest Bio:Aaron is a liturgist, writer, and pastor in the Chicago area. After leading worship at Mars Hill Church (Grand Rapids, MI) and Willow Creek Church, he created A New Liturgy- a collection of modern liturgical worship recordings. Shortly after, he started a practice-based community at Willow Creek called The Practice. His new book about a practice-based faith called The Eternal Current: How a Practice-Based Faith Can Save Us from Drowning.Guest Socials:Twitter: @AaronieqWeb: aaronniequist.comInstagram: aaronieqSpecial Music for this episode was provided by A New Liturgy from the album A New Liturgy No. 6. Tracks include: Thank You, Benediction, Please Speak More information about A New Liturgy is at anewliturgy.comYou can also find selections from all our episodes on our Spotify Playlist. I am so grateful for you and want to invite you to become a part of the beloved community being developed here. Consider becoming a Patreon supporter of the show. You'll have access to many perks as well as guaranteeing the future of these conversations; even $3/Month goes so far as this show is 100% listener supported. https://www.patreon.com/canisaythisatchurchAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Zechariah 9:9-10, John 12:12-19 quotations from 'The Unvarnished Jesus' written by Brian Zahnd music and prayers from 'Here Are My Hands' written by Aaron Niequist and A New Liturgy

How can we infuse our worship services with some holy creativity? What if church was more like a gymnasium than a museum, concert hall, or classroom? Thanks for listening! Aaron Niequist is a liturgist, writer, and pastor living in NYC. After leading worship at Mars Hill Church (Grand Rapids, MI) and Willow Creek Church (Barrington, IL), he created A New Liturgy and is passionate about the holy possibilities at the intersection of modern and ancient forms of worship and spiritual practices. Aaron's book, The Eternal Current: How a Practice-Based Faith Can Save Us from Drowning, is an invitation into deeper waters of spiritual formation. This is a killer read! I (Becky) highly recommend it. Aaron also hosts some powerful conversations that can be found at the Eternal Current Podcast, available on all platforms podcasts are found. Pastors, Priests and Guides Retreat May 23-25, NYC General Seminary For more info: https://www.pastorspriestsandguides.com/retreat-schedule www.darlingthepodcast.com Have an idea for a future episode, or a story you want to share? I'd love to hear from you! Please write to us at darlingthepodcast@gmail.com. Music by Hymns of the People can be found here at Spotify or Apple Music Hosted by Anchor: It's everything you need to make a podcast all in one place for free! Download the free Anchor app or go to Anchor.fm to get started. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

How can we infuse our worship services with some holy creativity? What if church was more like a gymnasium than a museum, concert hall, or classroom? Thanks for listening! Aaron Niequist is a liturgist, writer, and pastor living in NYC. After leading worship at Mars Hill Church (Grand Rapids, MI) and Willow Creek Church (Barrington, IL), he created A New Liturgy and is passionate about the holy possibilities at the intersection of modern and ancient forms of worship and spiritual practices. Aaron's book, The Eternal Current: How a Practice-Based Faith Can Save Us from Drowning, is an invitation into deeper waters of spiritual formation. This is a killer read! I (Becky) highly recommend it. Aaron also hosts some powerful conversations that can be found at the Eternal Current Podcast, available on all platforms podcasts are found. Pastors, Priests and Guides Retreat May 23-25, NYC General Seminary For more info: https://www.pastorspriestsandguides.com/retreat-schedule www.darlingthepodcast.com Have an idea for a future episode, or a story you want to share? I'd love to hear from you! Please write to us at darlingthepodcast@gmail.com. Music by Hymns of the People can be found here at Spotify or Apple Music Hosted by Anchor: It's everything you need to make a podcast all in one place for free! Download the free Anchor app or go to Anchor.fm to get started. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Aaron Niequist is a liturgist, writer and pastor currently living in NYC. Having led worship at Mars Hill, and Willow Creek, Aaron has created A New Liturgy, written The Eternal Current, and leads the Pastors, Priests and Guides Retreat.   Aaron and I talk about his movement from being an evangelical megachurch worship leader to becoming more oriented towards liturgy and practice. We talk about bringing about change in churches, and worship services in particular. Building a worship service with an eye towards a formative journey. Liturgy as building a muscle of spiritual development. And moving to a place where we transcend and include our faith heritage.   Pastors, Priests and Guides Retreat A New Liturgy Eternal Current Book ----------- Save the date for the next Post Evangelical Collective a gathering for pastors, artists and church leaders October 11-12, Denver CO   Sign up for my newsletter to make sure you're receiving up to date information ----------- To help support me and my work, particularly with post-evangelical churches, you can make tax-deductible donations to:   “WE Ministries”   And mail it to:   Mike Goldsworthy 6285 E. Spring St #474 Long Beach, CA 90808

Aaron Niequist is a liturgist, writer, in New York City. After leading worship at Mars Hill Church (Grand Rapids, MI) and Willow Creek Church (Barrington, IL), Aaron created A New Liturgy- a collection of modern liturgical worship recordings. Shortly after, Aaron started a discipleship-focused, formational, ecumenical, practice-based community at Willow Creek called The Practice. Since […]

SHOW NOTES “So deconstruction is not demolition, demolition is easy. You just rent a bulldozer, knock it all down. That's easy. That's not all that courageous - you can knock things down. But deconstruction, to say there is some good here and there is some toxicity here. How do I do the work to humbly enter in to take this piece, pull this layer back to explore? It's more about curiosity. But it's also so difficult. People underestimate the pain. The pain that initiates deconstruction, and then the pain of doing the deconstruction. — Aaron Niequist Aaron Niequist is our guest today, and his discussion with Steve is vulnerable, honest, and courageous. Steve asks, what will the church of the future look like? (and Aaron gives an answer that might surprise you!) And what can we envision now to help us lay the foundation for a church we both need and want? We were deeply moved and encouraged by what Aaron had to say, and believe you will be also. Welcome to our conversation with Aaron Niequist.   ABOUT AARON NIEQUIST Aaron Niequist is a liturgist, writer, and pastor in New York City. After leading worship at Mars Hill Church (Grand Rapids, MI) and Willow Creek Church (Barrington, IL), he created A New Liturgy - a collection of modern liturgical worship recordings. He then curated a discipleship-focused, formational, ecumenical, practice-based community at Willow Creek called “The Practice”. Aaron has written his first book, The Eternal Current, about a practice-based faith, and creating resources to help others flesh it out. The best part of his life is his wife Shauna, and their sons Henry and Mac.  AaronNiequist.com A New Liturgy Project The Eternal Current Podcast BOOK: The Eternal Current: How a Practice-Based Faith Can Save Us From Drowning   MENTIONED IN PODCAST Shauna Niequist The Divine Conspiracy by Dallas Willard Phyllis Tickle Eugene Peterson Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7) A meditation on the beatitudes (Liturgy Project) Red-Letter Edition of the Bible   MUSIC USED IN PODCAST First Music Break at 32:06 – Drowning (Instrumental) by Haakon Haug Second Music Break at 55:58 – The Road Home by Stephen Paulus, performed by Stanford Chamber Chorale   SUPPORT THE PODCAST We have two ways to make it easy for you: Use our Donation Page on our Website Donate using our new App CONTACT US podcast@pottersinn.com INTERESTED IN MORE SOUL CARE RESOURCES? Check out our recommended reading, books on spiritual growth, and our soul care blog. Want to experience soul care in person? Learn more about our soul care intensives and retreats.     

During last year's episode on prayer, Mark pined for some kind of “liturgy for daily worship,” a set pattern for Reformed devotion that fell somewhere between the complexity of the Book of Common Prayer and the informality of simply reading a daily dose of Scripture followed by extemporaneous prayer. With the publication of Jonathan Gibson's Be Thou My Vision: A Liturgy for Daily Worship, has this longing been satisfied? In this episode, Mark — who has been using the liturgy since the first of the year — introduces Cameron — who is seeing it for the first time — to the pros and cons. By the end, Mark even contradicts his basic character by recommending the e-book version.Mentioned in this episode:Be Thou My Vision (hardcover at Westminster Books)Be Thou My Vision (Kindle edition)THE COMMENTARY is a weekly conversation about vision, worship, and life at Grace Presbyterian Church.Subscribe on Stitcher, Apple Podcasts or Spotify

Hosted by Rev. Brent Levy, Catherine Neal with occasional help from special guests, The Weekly Pause is a brief weekly opportunity to be still, breathe, and pray together. Listen while you're eating breakfast, winding down, or taking a break in the middle of the day. Watch the video and add your voice, comments, and prayers exclusively on our TLC+ online community. This week's Pause uses the most recent Sunday's service as its foundation.Opening Music: “Take My Life & Let It Be" by A New Liturgy

Inspired by the brand new A New Liturgy No 9: The Beatitudes project, Aaron invites us to dive into an embodied practice of the beatitudes. In this first episode, he shares the heart behind the project and why the neighbor-loving, peace-making Way of Christ is the only hope for our world. Aaron also plays numerous clips of the new liturgy recording, along with stories about the process and reflections on how to engage the liturgy.  anewliturgy.com

Aaron Niequist is a liturgist and creator of A New Liturgy and The Practice. He is the author of The Eternal Current and has recently launched a podcast exploring the practice of contemplation and living a life in the flow of God. Together Joanna and Aaron discuss liturgy in the modern church, surviving the pandemic in a major city and how a life of contemplation allows us access and operate in all the Fruits of the Spirit. We couldn't have asked for a better conversation to close out Season 6 of our podcast. Special thanks to each guest who joined us and for the generosity of this season's sponsors, Compassion Canada and Waybase. --- Listen to our weekly episodes of the podcast: Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/xw8k2t2r Apple Music: https://tinyurl.com/ytms6na7 Google: https://tinyurl.com/bjraf4vy --- Learn more about Aaron Niequist Website: https://www.aaronniequist.com/ Instagram/Twitter: @aaronieq ---Learn more about Word Made Digital: Website: https://www.wordmadedigital.com/ Connect with us on Instagram: https://tinyurl.com/fsycm98m Join our Facebook Group "Digital Church": https://tinyurl.com/hfwuecm9 --- Thank you to our Season 6 sponsors: Compassion Canada: https://www.compassion.ca/​​​ WayBase: https://www.waybase.com/ Visit http://Waybase.com/report for a free report that helps leaders post-Covid--- Music: "Good Morning" by Laxcity Musicbed Licensed

Today we are pleased to present a guest meditation by Aaron Niequist. Aaron is a liturgist, writer, and pastor who recently graduated from General Theological Seminary in NYC. After leading worship at Mars Hill Church (Grand Rapids, MI) and Willow Creek Church (Barrington, IL), he created A New Liturgy - a collection of modern liturgical worship recordings. He then curated a discipleship-focused, formational, ecumenical, practice-based community at Willow Creek called “The Practice”. Aaron released a book called The Eternal Current: How a Practice-based Faith can Save us from Drowning, and continues to create resources to help others flesh it out. But that's just job stuff. The best part of his life is his wife Shauna, and their sons Henry and Mac.  aaronniequist.com

(00:00-09:04): Brain and Ian shared their reaction to the death of actor Chadwick Boseman over the weekend at the age of 43. Chadwick gave commencement address that is even more amazing when you consider he was undergoing treatment at the time. (09:04-35:54): Aaron Niequist is a worship leader in New York, songwriter, Podcaster & creator of A New Liturgy and The Practice and author of The Eternal Current. He joined Brian and Ian to talk about his efforts to bring Christians together and come up with new ways to worship. (35:54-45:00): Brian and Ian took a look at some underreported stories from over the weekend, some of which were good news and others that were heartbreaking. (45:00-53:55): What are the lessons that can be learned from the fall of Jerry Falwell Jr. at Liberty University? Brain and Ian shared their reaction to a piece by Karen Swallow Prior. (53:55-1:03:13): An MSNBC guest-host turned heads on Sunday when she labeled the Republican National Convention, which featured several Black speakers, a “modern-day minstrel show.” Brian and Ian shared their reaction. (1:03:13-1:12:50): Jason Allen says “You Can’t Love Jesus Without Loving His Local Church.“ Brian and Ian shared their reaction.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The podcast is back! After a brief hiatus, the crew is ready for a whole new experience. Today, we are joined, once again, by Aaron Niequist. Aaron is a liturgist, writer, and pastor currently living with his family in NYC. Aaron has recently released A New Liturgy, No. 8 – The Lord's Prayer. This creative experience is a 25-minute journey that helps us not simply recite The Lord's Prayer, but to embody and put it into practice. During the conversation, we discuss how the project came to be, and what we are learning during the time of COVID-19. We also introduce a new segment: Top 3. Notes: A New Liturgy Eternal Current Podcast Aaron's Website

Aaron Niequist is a liturgist and writer, in New York City. After leading worship at Mars Hill Church (Grand Rapids, MI) and Willow Creek Church (Barrington, IL), Aaron created A New Liturgy - a collection of modern liturgical worship recordings. Shortly after, he started a discipleship-focused, formational, ecumenical, practice-based community at Willow Creek called The Practice. In 2018, Aaron wrote a book about a practice-based faith called The Eternal Current: How a Practice-Based Faith Can Save Us from Drowning.  Links: https://www.aaronniequist.com/ https://www.anewliturgy.com/ https://www.aaronniequist.com/book https://www.instagram.com/aaronieq/ https://twitter.com/aaronieq https://www.facebook.com/aaron.niequist Music: “Woven” by Alice in Winter Licensed through soundstripe.com "God is always working in our lives, it is us who rarely stop to notice."

In today's episode, Jon talks with Aaron Niequist about his book The Eternal Current. Aaron Niequist is a liturgist, writer, and pastor currently living in NYC. After leading worship at Mars Hill Church (Grand Rapids, MI) and Willow Creek Church (Barrington, IL), he created A New Liturgy and a discipleship-focused, formational, ecumenical, practice-based community at Willow Creek called The Practice. Aaron recently released a book about a practice-based faith called The Eternal Current: How a Practice-Based Faith Can Save Us from Drowning, and continues to create resources to help us flesh it out. Learn more about Aaron and his book here, and A New Liturgy here: https://www.aaronniequist.com/ http://anewliturgy.com/ To be eligible to win one of the free copies of The Eternal Current books, post a tip or “takeaway” from this episode that you are going to act on inside the WW Learning Community. Look for the post with the picture of Aaron's book, The Eternal Current. Leave your tip/takeaway as a comment on that post. Join the new Worship Workshop Learning Community. It's training for you and your team. And it's FREE: http://worshipworkshop.com/facebook Support this Podcast and Learning Community On Patreon: If you were a Worship Workshop Patron, you could watch this uncut version of this interview on the Patreon members-only page. Become a financial supporter of The Worship Workshop Podcast and Learning Community. Learn more at http://www.patreon.com/worshipteam [By the way, the first 20 supporters at $10 a month or more get their choice of a free $100 training package.] Rate & Review Us? If you're not able to give, another way to support us is to give us a positive review at Apple Podcasts/iTunes: http://worshipworkshop.com/apple Learn more about us at http://worshipteamcoach.com/ and http://worshipworkshop.com/  

From time to time, we will be sharing a conversation with someone who is offering a resource to help us walk and work with Jesus in everyday life. In this episode, we had a conversation with Aaron Niequist. Aaron, with a group of people, started The Practice. He is also the creator of A New Liturgy, a project designed to create a sacred space in the midst of everyday life using music and scripture. In this conversation, we talk about the 7th liturgy, Lament. Below are links to A New Liturgy and the Practice series we discussed.   A New Liturgy - https://www.anewliturgy.com/#about Why Do We Lament? with Jonathan Martin - https://wp.me/p5LsbB-DI  What is Biblical Lament? with Curtis Miller - https://wp.me/p5LsbB-DN  How Can I Lament? with Jenna Perrine - https://wp.me/p5LsbB-DY 

Aaron Niequist is a liturgist, writer, and pastor in the Chicago, Illinois area. He has led worship at large churches such as Mars Hill Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan and at Willow Creek in Barrington, Illinois. He went on to create a new set of modern worship recordings that are called A New Liturgy. Aaron has also gone on to author a book entitled: The Eternal Current: How a Practice-Based Faith Can Save Us from Drowning which is focused on a practice-based faith.In this episode, Mike Linch talks with Aaron Niequist about his background in leadership, the growth that he has found in his faith, relationships that changed him throughout his journey, practices that he uses to exercise his faith outside of church on Sunday's, and what he hopes God does through his new book.

This week we spend time talking with Aaron Niequist, worship leader and author of the new book The Eternal Current: How a Practice-based Faith can Save us from Drowning.Aaron is a liturgist, writer, and pastor in the Chicago area. After leading worship at Mars Hill Church (Grand Rapids, MI) and Willow Creek Church (Barrington, IL), he created A New Liturgy - a collection of modern liturgical worship recordings. He then curated a discipleship-focused, formational, ecumenical, practice-based community at Willow Creek called “The Practice”. Aaron recently released a book called The Eternal Current: How a Practice-based Faith can Save us from Drowning, and continues to create resources to help others flesh it out. But that's just job stuff. The best part of his life is his wife Shauna, and their sons Henry and Mac. Find more on Aaron here. Here are some resources we talked about as well:Jonathan Martin's podcast Son of a Preacher ManAnnie F. Downs' podcast That Sounds FunBook: The Critical Journey by Janet Hagberg and Robert GulichBook: A Mirror to the Soul: A Christian Guide to the Enneagram, Alice Fryling

Nora and Sam discuss Feminism objectively explaining that there are indeed many grey areas, and harping on submission which is always done out of a heart of obedience and recognizing God's sovereignty. We address an anonymous listener who wrote in with some comments and suggestions. Worship 101 includes 'So Will I' by Hillsong United, followed by 'For the Beauty of the Earth' by a New Liturgy for a more appropriate song in corporate worship.

In this episode of the LC Podcast, Matt talks with Aaron Niequist, liturgist and writer of the book “The Eternal Current”. Listen in as they talk about the importance of combining prayer and scripture with worship music. Matt and Derek then gather around the community talk table to reflect on […]