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Episode 363 - In Quintessence
The quintessence of one's continuing love of popular culture that embodies heart-to-heart communication is the subject of this cast. What makes a work of popular art "Christian"? Does it have to be ex
Episode 362 - Midsummer Night's Dream
It's interesting how far music drives this podcast.Fer sher, I've been "out of pocket" for a month or so, but what drove me to record this new cast was one thing: music. I'd recently heard a section of The Carpenters' single &q
Episode 361 - Outer Limits
Verticality is a make-or-break attribute of the Christian Church. When we put horizontality before verticality, we run out of gas. Always. People cannot "keep up" horizontal good works and outreach if
Episode 360 - Outta Gear
I think we probably all need to get "outta gear", at least to some extent.
Episode 359 - Better Late Than Never
Why isn't God intervening to make the world a less harsh and broiling place? 'Where are you, God? Come on, already.' Another way of putting it: What's taking You so long?
Episode 358 - The Wisdom of... Los Straitjackets
To me the music of Los Straitjackets gives hope for the last third of life.
Episode 357 - 'Mockingbird' en France
Thanks to my college friend, I've gotten hooked on a French mystery program -- in episodes of an hour and a half -- entitled "Murder in...". The producers fill in the blank with a stunning regional lo
Episode 356 - Happy Imputation Day
This cast reflects on "The Power of Love" (Huey Lewis & the News, 1985), and specifically the mind-blowing power of imputing love to create (unlooked-for) change. It's been done to me, and I'll bet it
Episode 355 - The Story of My Life (1957)
What you observe empirically, both in others and typically in yourselves, is that the closer you feel to God, as a married couple, the closer you feel to each other. Moreover, a shared vertical commit
Episode 354 - Beep Alonia
Here I am thinking about contact with the supernatural, with God, really: the curtain coming down between "God and man". Are you, dear listener, actually open to divine encounter? Or do you simply dis