Bp. Darryl and Dcn. Adam interview Fr. Phil Szabo, a Roman Catholic priest in Charleston, WV. Fr. Phill shares his conversion experience and his experience dealing with vocation.

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Bishop Darryl and Deacon Adam have a discussion about different kinds of Anglican(ism)'s. This is a topic related to listener's questions. .

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Bishop Darryl and Deacon Adam discuss how the liturgy is a living icon. It is the Word of God being made visible.

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Bp. Darryl and Adam interview Mother Miriam of St. Mary's Community, an Anglican Benedictine order in upstate New York.

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Join Bishop Darryl and Adam as they unpack various creation theories, from Genesis interpretations to global extinction events. Explore how reason, scripture, and science converge, examining ancient "myths," cultural narratives, and modern discoveries to uncover more profound insights into God's word.

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Bp. Darryl and Adam take on more questions sent in by listeners.

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Bp. Darryl and Adam dive into Revelation. Bp. Darryl shares several interpretive principles, giving examples throughout the book.

Bishop Darryl Fitzwater and Adam explore the Eucharist as a sacrifice and its impact. Their discussion includes an examination of Old Testament examples, such as the story of Nadab and Abihu, as well as worship practices in Northern Israel. Additionally, they reflect on the significance of apostolic succession and the importance of orderly worship.

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Bp. Darryl and Adam discuss the origin of the nonjurors and their impact on the early American Episcopacy.

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Liturgy for Energumens (those possessed by evil spirits)

Nonjurors supplemental liturgy

Brief history of the nonjurors

Bp. Darryl and Adam discuss how we begin to "Re-hitch the Old Testament." God's redemptive plan did not start in Matthew 1:1, nor is the "God of the New Testament" different from the "God of the Old Testament." God consistently reveals Himself throughout the entire canon. In this vein, the duo discusses the proper disposition when interpreting the Old Testament and ways to apply it when reading the Bible.

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