Scripture Text: Matthew 11:25-30

Bryan Buck

With Special Guests Sean and Lori Jackson

Click here to download liturgy and celebration ideas for The Feast of Epiphany!

Sources and Further Reading on the Feast of Epiphany:

1. Epiphany and Epiphanytide: A Rookie Anglican Guide
2. Epiphany: What it Means and Why it Matters
3. Epiphany (Brittanica)

In this podcast series, we have a chance to explore how the historic Christian church has marked time for centuries through special seasons, feasts, and other noteworthy days - and how we can embrace the value and beauty of these liturgical celebrations in our own community.

Music: “The Size of Grace” © Courtland Urbano

Upcoming Episodes of The Liturgical Feasts Podcast Series:

January 27: Candlemas (or the Feast of the Presentation of our Lord) (2/1)

March 17: The Feast of the Annunciation (3/25)

May 12: The Feast of the Ascension (5/17)

May 19: The Feast of Pentecost (5/24)

May 26: The Feast of the Holy Trinity (5/31)

Scripture Text: Psalm 119:25-32 and Hebrews 4:12-13

Pat Roach

Scripture Text: Ezekiel 37:24-28 and Matthew 1:22-23

Bryan Buck

The Oaks Parish Podcast

Bryan Buck and Martha Van Houten

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Scripture Text: Micah 5:2-5 and Matthew 2:13–23

Bryan Buck

Application Questions

1. From his early days, Jesus was subject to the harsh and cruel powers of the world. How does that change the way you go to him in prayer?

2. Matthew is careful to note how Jesus fulfills the Old Testament Scriptures. How does that emphasis lead you to adore Jesus?

3. How can the sovereignty of God make a difference in how you view uncertainty in your life?

The Oaks Parish Podcast

Bryan Buck and Martha Van Houten

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Scripture Text: Isaiah 35:1-10 and Luke 2:1-20

Bryan Buck

Application Questions

1. As we see with the shepherds, God is concerned for the “least of these” in society. How does God’s heart change your own heart?

2. Reflect on a time when you felt poor in spirit and God entered in. How did you grow in Christ through this experience?

3. How does the gospel sustain joy no matter the circumstance?

The Oaks Parish Podcast

Bryan Buck & Martha Van Houten

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Scripture Text: Philippians 1:3-11 and Matthew 2:1-12

Bryan Buck

Application Questions

1. Dignitaries from afar traveled to worship Jesus while those who were near failed to acknowledge him as King. What do you take away from this paradox?

2. Jesus is King for all peoples. How does this shape your life with him?

3. How can the story of the Magi give you perspective where you feel weary?