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"It costs something to follow Jesus...but what we gain is the peace that passes all understanding."
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How many books are in the Bible? Depends on who you ask. Jack and Emily explore what it means to take scripture seriously — from the ancient heresy of picking and choosing (looking at you, Marcion and Thomas Jefferson) to the four senses of reading scripture, why Genesis starts with two different creation stories, and what to do when Jesus says things like "gouge out your eye." Along the way: what Episcopalians actually promise about the Bible, why "literal" is the wrong question, and why the parts that make you wince might be exactly where the gospel is working on you.
Intro and outro music: "Fiddle String" by Francie Roy Williams, courtesy of Epidemic Sound.
On the Road Again is a summer podcast from Episcopal Church of the Ascension in Vestavia Hills, Alabama. Each episode, The Rev. Jack Alvey and The Rev. Emily Collette take up one of the big questions of the Christian faith. Wherever you are this summer, we're glad you're with us!
Episode 1: Why Does God Care the Episcopal Church Exists?
Music Credit
Intro and outro music: "Fiddle String" by Francie Roy Williams, courtesy of Epidemic Sound.
Click here to view bulletin and announcements for 6.07.26: https://irp.cdn-website.com/16713e9c/files/uploaded/PDF+6+7+26+2nd+Sunday+after+Pent.+1030+Service+Bulletin+copy.pdf
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Sermons and teaching from the Episcopal Church of the Ascension in Vestavia Hills, Alabama (suburb of Birmingham)