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- Episode Seven: Sacrament (Part 1)
The concept of a sacramental imagination is fairly opaque to many modern Chrsit-followers. In this podcast Ed Gungor discusses what a sacramental imagination looks like and how it can change one’s understanding of Christ’s action in the world.
33 min - Episode Six: The Creed (Part 5)
In this final podcast on the Apostles Creed we discuss forgiveness, resurrection, and the life of the world to come.
34 min - Episode Five: The Creed (Part 4)
In this episode we consider what is means to believe in the holy catholic church.
33 min - Episode Four: The Creed (Part 3)
We examine the role of the Holy Spirit in the world and in the life of the Believer.
26 min - Episode Three: The Creed (Part 2)
On this episode we explore the unique claims of the Christian faith in regards to Jesus Christ. This is a continuation of the Quadrilateral series.
29 min - Episode Two: The Creed (Part 1)
What does it mean when we say: “We believe?” And who or what is God, exactly. We scratch a bit at those questions and more in this episode. This is a continuation of the Quadrilateral series.
35 min - Episode One: The Quadrilateral: Scripture
In this podcast we begin to unpack what the historical church appealed to as her authority behind the beliefs, practices and worship she embodied.
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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