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Fourth Sunday of Easter - Gospel of John, Chapter 10, verses 1-10
This Sunday is commonly called Good Shepherd Sunday, and it's easy to see why. Our readings are saturated with reminders of God's goodness and invitation to trust and follow. But to follow, we need to listen. And to listen, we need to be able to hear God's voice. That's never as easy as it seems. But you and I are made to hear that voice, each in our own unique way. And what better way to reference that than to refer to an album that is now 44 years old?
Special thanks to Bridget Zenk for her composition and performance of our intake and outtake music. Thanks to you for listening and supporting this podcast! Have a take or suggestion? Send it my way at [email protected].
This Sunday is commonly called Good Shepherd Sunday, and it's easy to see why. Our readings are saturated with reminders of God's goodness and invitation to trust and follow. But to follow, we need to listen. And to listen, we need to be able to hear God's voice. That's never as easy as it seems. But you and I are made to hear that voice, each in our own unique way. And what better way to reference that than to refer to an album that is now 44 years old?
Special thanks to Bridget Zenk for her composition and performance of our intake and outtake music. Thanks to you for listening and supporting this podcast! Have a take or suggestion? Send it my way at [email protected].
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Fourth Sunday of Easter - Gospel of John, Chapter 10, verses 1-10
This Sunday is commonly called Good Shepherd Sunday, and it's easy to see why. Our readings are saturated with reminders of God's goodness and invitation to trust and follow. But to follow, we need to listen. And to listen, we need to be able to hear God's voice. That's never as easy as it seems. But you and I are made to hear that voice, each in our own unique way. And what better way to reference that than to refer to an album that is now 44 years old?
Special thanks to Bridget Zenk for her composition and performance of our intake and outtake music. Thanks to you for listening and supporting this podcast! Have a take or suggestion? Send it my way at [email protected].
This Sunday is commonly called Good Shepherd Sunday, and it's easy to see why. Our readings are saturated with reminders of God's goodness and invitation to trust and follow. But to follow, we need to listen. And to listen, we need to be able to hear God's voice. That's never as easy as it seems. But you and I are made to hear that voice, each in our own unique way. And what better way to reference that than to refer to an album that is now 44 years old?
Special thanks to Bridget Zenk for her composition and performance of our intake and outtake music. Thanks to you for listening and supporting this podcast! Have a take or suggestion? Send it my way at [email protected].