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Peter Herbeck is back to continue our conversation from episode 10! We start with 1 John 2:15 and discuss what it means to not be conformed to this world. Then we talk about the destruction of the Christian meta-narrative and how the biblical worldview has been canceled. Other Scriptures that inform the conversation are John 16, Galatians 6, Revelation 12:11, and Romans 1. We talk about the dangerous effects of preferring the darkness to light and the impact of a post-modern mindset. No timestamps again because we'd love for you to listen to the entire episode...in order.
Pete concludes with a short reflection on Ephesians 2.
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Music: Landslide by Connor Flanagan
Another first for The Hour: two guests! First, Anthony Feola joins Pete to share his incredibly inspiring testimony which includes falling away from the Church (4:46), attending a Swedish Bible School (12:24), and now working for a Catholic parish (39:52). Plus, Anthony shares his deep love from Scripture and a key verse that has sustained him for years (42:09). THEN, Pete welcomes back Tim Glemkowski to unpack the latest offering from the Vatican (53:00) on the vision for parishes and how we should and should not go about realigning them, which fits nicely with Tim's previous episode on The Hour.
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Music: Landslide by Connor Flanagan
The Hour's first bonus episode! Pete is always inspired by St. Peter's love for Jesus, consoled by his propensity for putting his foot in his mouth, and challenged by Peter's unashamed desire to be with Jesus.
Take a few minutes and learn from Matthew 14:22-33.
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Music: Connor Flanagan
This is a packed episode! No timestamps today because you should listen to the whole thing. Pete and Peter Herbeck start with a prophetic word Peter received while on mission in Africa and how it has shaped his thinking about dramatic recent events (McCarrick scandal, COVID-19 pandemic, financial uncertainly, racial tension and inequality). They discuss prophetic words from St. John Paul II and Pope Benedict and tie them to Psalm 2, Hebrews 2, and 1 Peter. PLUS, Pete ends with a short reflection. (1:18:00)
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Music: Connor Flanagan
Pete and guest Rachel Herbeck unpack the temptation to desire the life of Jesus without living His lifestyle (9:26), the current political moment and our response (45:03), the joy and power of the basic Gospel message (27:16), and a particularly moving passage from Daniel 7 (54:00). PLUS, Pete has a simple message from the Lord: "Don't give up." (57:00)
Key Scriptures: Daniel 7 and Hebrews 10
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Music: Landslide by Connor Flanagan
Pete Burak welcomes Sarah Kaczmarek to The Hour! They discuss living in the various Christian 'tensions', loving the person right before you but not treating them as a project (12:19), and going deep with Jesus even when it's not a 9-1-1 situation. PLUS, Pete unpacks one of his favorite, lifelong Scriptures: PUT YOUR ARMOR ON! (56:00)
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Music: Connor Flanagan
Pete Burak and Tim Glemkowski share battle wounds of working in and through parishes, Tim recounts his encounter with Jesus, they acknowledge the Church as a family struggling with addiction, and discuss why we need to normalize conversion and mission. PLUS, Pete shares a brief reflection on the parable of the sower and challenges us to evaluate the soil of our hearts.
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Music by Connor Flanagan
Pete Burak asks Kris Frank of Vagabond Missions about his perspective on current events, the need for hope in uncertain times (1:27), the difference between urban and suburban ministry (10:12), and the inspiration for his new book Hope. Always: Our Anchor in Life's Storms (24:51). Kris shares the moving story of the birth of his son (33:52) and reveals some of the things that are bringing him joy right now. Then Pete unpacks Acts 20 (48:00) and St. Paul's radical authenticity and willingness to roll his sleeves up with the communities he founded.
Key quote: "No matter what happens, nothing changes between us and Jesus." -Grace Frank
Special shoutout to Connor Flanagan for allow us to us his songs for the intro and outro.
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