In Part 3 of our Rock and Roll podcast, we talk Sweet Child of Mine and Chesterton, Bohemian Rhapsody's anti-rock heart, the vicious game of April Wine and the crucial work of the artist to make reality present and force us to contend with life. Lookin for satisfaction this week on Thinking Faith!

Rockin' and rollin' into our second week of a four-part series on, faith and rock. We talk Chesterton, Guns and Roses, AD/DC and life on the road, the Eurythmics and how rock tries to figure out what stirs the human heart. Oh, and Deacon Eric backs himself into a musical corner in the first ten minutes, this week on Thinking Faith! 

Over and above all the interesting and inspiring conversations that are had in the hallowed halls of the Pastoral Centre - one topic dominates among our show hosts and anyone they can get to listen. Rock and Roll. Is it possible to make a 'Theology of Rock and Roll' a thing? What kind of thing might that be? And where might this fit in an evangelization strategy? We begin a 4-part series where we might even answer these questions and more while we jam some mad air guitar riffs this week on Thinking Faith!

The adventure continues with Michelle Braden and she continues to regale and inspire us with yet more stories of the unusual, the inexplicable, the inspirational 'God-incidences' she's encountered in life and ministry. Can there be a better start to the New Year than with signs, miracles, wonders...and Thinking Faith!?  

There's no better start to the New Year than when friend and co-worker Michelle Braden graces our humble studio. In this episode, Michelle shares a few out of this world miracle moments that are sure to blow your mind and lift your heart. Breaking out the air recorders for the first of two tent-revival episodes of Thinking Faith!

From all of us at "Thinking Faith!" and everyone at the offices of the Archdiocese of Regina, we wish you and your family and loved ones a very Merry Christmas and every blessing of Christ in the New Year!

The exciting conclusion to our three-part Advent Mission wherein, having identified the root of our struggles, and the deepest need of our hearts, we turn to Christ, the great carpenter King to join in his grand rebuilding plan. Knocking out walls and putting in a pool - it's renovation time this week on Thinking Faith!

In this continuation of our three-part Advent Mission, Deacon Eric invites us to examine those areas of our lives in need of Christ's healing and mercy.  As we walk with Christ through all the 'rooms' of  our souls, we'll ask "Which need the most work?" This week on Thinking Faith!

In this first of a three-part Advent Parish Mission, Deacon Eric invites reflection on "the vast, unfathomable love of a God whose generosity and mercy never cease to outpace our own".  In our fast-paced world its easy to forget that even as God acts to sustain the whole of creation from moment to moment, he has you always in His heart and in His mind.  Take time out of your day to learn to walk more closely with the God who comes to draw you near to Himself this week, and for the next three weeks, on Thinking Faith!

What happens when you leave a Deacon alone in the recording studio? Deacon Eric explores while musing on the Liturgical Year, Solemnities and Kings. What's the connection between all of this and St. Ignatius' Spiritual Exercises? Find out this week on Thinking Faith!