From the earliest Christians to modern believers worldwide, the Theotokos has always had a special place in the ranks of the saints. Join Fr. Darryl, Adam, and Josh as they use the Annunciation as a launching point to discuss Marian traditions, beliefs, and devotions.

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Fr. Darryl, Adam, and Josh discuss the American Great Awakenings and their impact on American culture, church, and evangelism. As a sprinkle on top, they share their thoughts on the recent events at Asbury University. 

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Fr. Darry, Adam, and Josh introduce the English mystics and their influence in pre-reformation England. Follow along as the gang gives practical application and insight from the mystics. 

The team talks about technological advances in AI (artificial intelligence). If AI, automation, and other technologies can replace humans, can they replace the priesthood? 

On today's episode, Fr. Darryl, Adam, and Josh address the negative actions of King Henry VIII during his reformation. 

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A listener asked, "Why are you Anglican?" The team tackles this question by delving into erroneous assumptions, history, and personal experiences. 

Fr. Darryl, Adam, and Josh talk about the medieval Pope's power (Pope Innocent III) labeled the Plenitudo potestatis, "fullness of power."  This episode rounds out the discussion about councils and is connected to the challenges at work right now in the Anglican Communion. 

Fr. Darryl, in lone ranger form, shares his thoughts on the makings of a heretic. 

The gang explores Article 19 of the 39 Articles expounding on provincialism and its benefits.

A day late but not a dollar short, Fr. Darryl and Adam reflect on the life, ministry, and influence of St. Thomas Becket, the Archbishop of Canterbury. The tenacity, boldness, and transformation speak to many issues in the Church today. We hope you enjoy the story of one of Fr. Darryl's favorite historical figures.