Journey to the Cross: A Daily Liturgy Podcast for Lent

Journey to the Cross: A Daily Liturgy Podcast for Lent

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Journey to the Cross: A Daily Liturgy Podcast for Lent episodes

  • Day 22

    Readings for Day 22 of the Journey to the Cross podcast:

    1. A Scripture reading from Deuteronomy 10
    2. A prayer of confession based on Isaiah 1
    3. A prayer of thanksgiving
    4. A gospel reading from Mark 12:35-40
    5. A prayer of supplication taken from The Valley of Vision
    10 min
  • Day 21

    Readings for Day 21 of the Journey to the Cross podcast:

    1. A Scripture reading from Psalm 24
    2. A prayer of confession taken from The Worship Sourcebook
    3. A prayer of thanksgiving
    4. A gospel reading from Mark 12:28-34
    5. A prayer of supplication taken from The Valley of Vision
    9 min
  • Day 20

    Readings for Day 20 of the Journey to the Cross podcast:

    1. A Scripture reading from Psalm 19
    2. A prayer of confession taken from The Worship Sourcebook
    3. A prayer of thanksgiving
    4. A gospel reading from Mark 12:18-27
    5. A prayer of supplication taken from The Valley of Vision
    11 min
  • Day 19

    Readings for Day 19 of the Journey to the Cross podcast:

    1. A Scripture reading from Psalm 135
    2. A prayer of confession taken from The Worship Sourcebook
    3. A prayer of thanksgiving
    4. A gospel reading from Mark 12:13-17
    5. A prayer of supplication taken from The Valley of Vision
    10 min
  • Day 18

    Readings for Day 18 of the Journey to the Cross podcast:

    1. A Scripture reading from Isaiah 6
    2. A prayer of confession taken from The Worship Sourcebook
    3. A prayer of thanksgiving
    4. A gospel reading from Mark 12:1-12
    5. A prayer of supplication taken from The Valley of Vision
    10 min
  • Day 17

    Readings for Day 17 of the Journey to the Cross podcast:

    1. A Scripture reading from 1 Peter 1
    2. A prayer of confession taken from The Valley of Vision
    3. A prayer of thanksgiving
    4. A gospel reading from Mark 11:27-33
    5. A prayer of supplication taken from The Valley of Vision
    10 min
  • Week 3: Suffering

    Dorothy Bennett leads a discussion on the theme of suffering with Kendal Haug, Will Walker, and Brigette Moore. Kendal and Will are both pastors at Providence Church, and Brigette is a member of Providence and a part of the staff team at Community First! Village. Community First! Village is a 51-acre master planned community in Austin that provides affordable, permanent housing and a supportive community for men and women coming out of chronic homelessness.

    34 min
  • Hallelujah, What a Savior

    Music & lyrics by Phillip Bliss (1875)
    Arrangement & Refrain by Jordan Hurst
    Guitars & Vocals: Jordan Hurst
    Bass, Baritone guitar, b3 organ, mellotron: Brian Douglas Phillips
    Cello: B. Sterling Archer
    Recorded in Austin, TX @ Rattle Trap Audio
    Produced by: Brian Douglas Phillips
    Mixed by: Brian Douglas Phillips
    Mastered by: Joe Causey @ Voyager Mastering

    You can also listen to this song (and others from our Lent album) on our Spotify page.

    4 min
  • Day 16

    Readings for Day 16 of the Journey to the Cross podcast:

    1. A Scripture reading from Psalm 115
    2. A prayer of confession taken from The Worship Sourcebook
    3. A prayer of thanksgiving
    4. A gospel reading from Mark 11:20-26
    5. A prayer of supplication taken from The Valley of Vision
    9 min
  • Day 15

    Readings for Day 15 of the Journey to the Cross podcast:

    1. A Scripture reading from Luke 1:46-55
    2. A prayer of confession taken from The Worship Sourcebook
    3. A prayer of thanksgiving
    4. A gospel reading from Mark 11:11-19
    5. A prayer of supplication taken from The Valley of Vision
    9 min

About Journey to the Cross: A Daily Liturgy Podcast for Lent

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Welcome to the Journey to the Cross podcast. This is a production from Providence Church in Austin, Texas. Our hope is that this podcast helps you to focus on Jesus this Lenten season and to be…