Dense, Pastoral Refleciton
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“I have been a Homebrewed Christianity faniac for awhile. I love the theological nerdiness embodied in their interviews and conversations. This Lectionary podcast is an excellent addition to and extension of their commitment to providing zesty theological resources in service of the church. Daniel Kirk knows his bible; the biblical focus paired with a pastoral zeal for the living presence of the God made known to us in scripture makes for a dense reflection on the biblical texts. As I have listened, I have also appreciated the ways that they make connections between the lectionary texts. In preaching classes, we often get told that we ought to focus on 1 text so as to give a true focus and clear message in our preaching. But the connections they make between the various texts in the lectionary truly enrich any focus that you might pick from a given set of texts. This is excellent; I am deeply indebted to them for the insights and energy they bring to biblical reflection, and I would recommend it to anyone who cares about inviting folks into a living, life-giving relationship with the bible. You'll love it.”
Michael Dobler via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/14/15
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“As a worship leader at a hybrid contemporary/liturgical Christian church, this is a wonderful resource of progressive Christian thought that helps me prepare to an ancient/future worship service.”
Daniel1986 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/15/16
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“Dr. Kirk is made for this. And Tripp, as always, is wonderful too. I am loving this new addition to HBC.”
Drew Wademan via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/08/15
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“An excellent addition to the HBC stable. Having just powered through all the episodes, I intend to make this a regular part of my podcast diet.
I do have a couple of suggestions to offer. I'm not a pastor, so I won't be listening for sermon prep help. Rather, I enjoy the podcast as Bible...”Read full review »
White Flint Farm via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/08/15
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