In this episode, we dig deeper into the role of liturgy and scripture in our lives. Many Churches today emphasize Sola Scriptura but dedicate surprisingly little time to reading and studying scripture. This disconnect often leads to Biblical illiteracy, which hinders our understanding of Christ and our ability to live faithfully.

This week, we explore the Creed, a confession of faith used by Christians for centuries. We discuss the origins of the Creed, its importance in the Christian faith, and its role in combatting the spread of false doctrine.

This week, we continue our conversation about the Gloria in Excelsis. We also discuss the prescribed rubrics that help us focus during worship.

This week, we dig deeper into the history and meaning of

This week, we dig deeper into the season of Advent with a special episode.

This week, we have part two of a two-part special episode where we dig deeper into the many different aspects of the Church year kalendar with our Bishop, Chandler Holder Jones SSC, the Presiding Bishop of the Anglican Province of America, and the Diocesan Bishop of the Eastern United States (DEUS).

This week, we have part one of a two-part special episode where we dig deeper into the many different aspects of the Church year kalendar with our Bishop, Chandler Holder Jones SSC, the Presiding Bishop of the Anglican Province of America, and the Diocesan Bishop of the Eastern United States (DEUS).

This week, we delve into the theme of mercy in the Christian faith. Exploring biblical passages and teachings, we discuss the significance of perpetual repentance and humility in worship. Through the lens of the Kyrie prayer for mercy, we examine stories of healing, gratitude, and the calling of Matthew. Drawing from the Old Testament, we discover God's merciful nature and the importance of a humble response. Finally, we explore how the concept of mercy should shape our lives and relationships, urging listeners to show mercy and love to others. Join us as we delve into the profound meaning of "Lord, Have Mercy."

This week, we explore the intriguing concept of "The Law of Love" and challenge the common perception that law and love are incompatible. We discuss the influence of Romanticism on Western culture and Christianity, examining how worship has shifted towards personal encounters with God rather than recognizing His lordship.

We also dig into the purpose of the law, emphasizing its role in making us holy and set apart for God. The Shema commandment to love God with all our being and Jesus' affirmation of this commandment are explored, along with the command to love our neighbor as ourselves.

In this week's episode, we discuss the Salutation and Collect, its historical context, and its role in bridging the sacred connection between God and his people.