Unlikely Grace Scripture Meditation Podcast

As the seasons turn and we move into some warmer weather, the Unlikely Grace podcast is stepping outside for a series of Moving Meditations, rooted in the parables of Jesus.So find a comfortable pair of walking shoes, and join me for a 10-15 minute unhurried walk for your body, soul, and spirit.(Inspiring Instrumental Atmospheric Guitar Pop Music by Denis Pavlov from Pixabay)

As the seasons turn and we move into some warmer weather, the Unlikely Grace podcast is stepping outside for a series of Moving Meditations, rooted in the parables of Jesus.So find a comfortable pair of walking shoes, and join me for a 10-15 minute unhurried walk for your body, soul, and spirit.(Inspiring Instrumental Atmospheric Guitar Pop Music by Denis Pavlov from Pixabay)

As the seasons turn and we move into some warmer weather, the Unlikely Grace podcast is stepping outside for a series of Moving Meditations, rooted in the parables of Jesus.So find a comfortable pair of walking shoes, and join me for a 10-15 minute unhurried walk for your body, soul, and spirit.(Inspiring Instrumental Atmospheric Guitar Pop Music by Denis Pavlov from Pixabay)

As the seasons turn and we move into some warmer weather, the Unlikely Grace podcast is stepping outside for a series of Moving Meditations, rooted in the parables of Jesus.So find a comfortable pair of walking shoes, and join me for a 10-15 minute unhurried walk for your body, soul, and spirit.(Inspiring Instrumental Atmospheric Guitar Pop Music by Denis Pavlov from Pixabay)

As the seasons turn and we move into some warmer weather, the Unlikely Grace podcast is stepping outside for a series of Moving Meditations, rooted in the parables of Jesus.So find a comfortable pair of walking shoes, and join me for a 10-15 minute unhurried walk for your body, soul, and spirit.(Inspiring Instrumental Atmospheric Guitar Pop Music by Denis Pavlov from Pixabay)

This special Church history series is a culminating project for a seminary class, so these episodes won’t follow our usual model for Scripture meditation. Rather, I’d like to take you on a journey through time, tracing the thread of what it looked like to live a life of complete devotion to God. For better or for worse, how has consecration been defined? And who were the ones held up as heroes of the faith?Sources consulted for this episode:Shelley, Bruce L. Church History in Plain Language. Grand Rapids: Zondervan Academic, 2021.Manna Software. My Daily Office. Version 2027.7. Mobile app. iOS. Apple App Store. https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/pray-with-my-daily-office/id1215675361.Maxwell, Melody. “Outposts of Empire.” Prezi presentation, CHUR 5013 Intro to Christian History, Acadia Divinity College.Ambient Piano Meditation Prayer Nature Contemplation Worship Music by Denis Pavlov from PixabayThanks to ChatGPT for helping me come up with the catchy series title…its succinct suggestion for “the changing perception of Christian heroes throughout Church history.” The subtitle? That’s all mine. I have no trouble with wordy descriptions! 😉