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Join The Rev. Michael D. Vinson and The Rev. Marq Toombs for a sacramental study in the book of Esther. Live recordings of St. Benedict Anglican Church’s weekly Women’s Community Bible Study. Enjoy! Get full access to Everyday Monks at everydaymonks.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode, the Everyday Monks discuss Christian prayer: Why do we pray? How should we pray? Should we pray spontaneously from the heart? What is a balanced prayer life? Am I being authentic when I pray? Enjoy! Learn more about St. Benedict’s Anglican Church in Rockwall, Texas. Get full access to Everyday Monks at everydaymonks.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode, the Everyday Monks recap the ‘Why’ podcast series and then discuss aspects of Lenten spirituality. In particular, the importance of making a confession and receiving forgiveness. Why should one make a confession? What’s involved? How can we have a ‘fruitful’ Lent? Enjoy! Learn more about St. Benedict’s Anglican Church in Rockwall, Texas. Get full access to Everyday Monks at everyd...

In this episode, the Everyday Monks welcome Bishop Ray Sutton, presiding Bishop of the Reformed Episcopal Church , for an engaging and fruitful conversation on anthropology, God’s creation, and the role of men and women in the church. What does the creation narrative reveal? What insights do the doctrines of the Trinity, incarnation, and sacrifice offer? How should we understand ordination? Is wom...

In this episode, the Everyday Monks discuss Catechesis or Christian formation. What is catechesis? Is there a biblical precedent for it? Is there a received way of Christian Discipleship? What is the content of Christian discipleship? Enjoy! Get full access to Everyday Monks at everydaymonks.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode, the Everyday Monks discuss Holy Matrimony, its sacramental nature, origin, and purpose as a biblical state of Christian life. Enjoy! Get full access to Everyday Monks at everydaymonks.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode, the Everyday Monks discuss liturgical time, the Advent season, and living life according to higher, sacramental time. Why do we celebrate Advent? What is the origin of liturgical time, and why should one order life according to Divine time? Enjoy! Get full access to Everyday Monks at everydaymonks.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode, the Everyday Monks enjoy a conversation on the sacrament of Holy Communion with The Most Rev. Ray R. Sutton, bishop of the Reformed Episcopal Church, ACNA. Bishop Sutton offers rich theological, biblical, and pastoral insights into the centrality and necessity of the blessed sacrament. Enjoy! Get full access to Everyday Monks at everydaymonks.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode, the Everyday Monks continue discussing the sacrament of Holy Baptism, looking at the 39 Articles of Religion, the Baptismal Office, and the Catechism. What is baptismal regeneration? What about ‘Baby Dedidcations’? And more. EveryDay Monks T-Shirts and More at https://stbenedictanglican.threadless.com/ Thanks for reading Everyday Monks! This post is public, so feel free to share i...

In this episode, the Everyday Monks discuss the sacrament of Holy Baptism. Why did Jesus command baptism? What does it do? Why should one be baptized? Get full access to Everyday Monks at everydaymonks.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode, the Everyday Monks introduce a conversation on sacrament or sacramentality, the reality of the transcendent unseen cohering in the seen and created world. Explore the biblical and liturgical sacramental reality of real reality as a precursor to future conversations on the sacraments of Holy Baptism, Holy Communion, and the lesser sacraments. Get full access to Everyday Monks at ev...

In this episode, the 'Everyday Monks' answer great questions from you, the audience! We hope you enjoy the podcast and look forward to Why? Sacrament on the next episode of Everyday Monks podcast Thanks for spending time with the Everyday Monks! This post is public so feel free to share it. Get full access to Everyday Monks at everydaymonks.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode, the 'Everyday Monks' share their first experiences with Anglican Liturgy, how they gravitated towards liturgical worship, its biblical and historical origins, and why one should consider Anglican liturgy as the pattern and form of Christian worship. . Get full access to Everyday Monks at everydaymonks.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode, the 'Everyday Monks' talk about the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ, what it is, what it’s not, our experiencing of the ‘Good News’, and challenges to embracing it's objective reality. Explore “Why?” with your host, The Rev. Michael Vinson, Rector of St. Benedict’s Anglican Church (Reformed Episcopal Church), The Rev. Michael Templin, assisting priest at St. Benedict’s, The Rev. M...

In this episode, the 'Everyday Monks' talk about the Church, what it is, it necessity, and the challenges it faces in late modernity. Explore “Why?” with your host, The Rev. Michael Vinson, Rector of St. Benedict’s Anglican Church (Reformed Episcopal Church), The Rev. Michael Templin, assisting priest at St. Benedict’s, The Rev. Marq Toombs, Redeemer Rockwall (PCA), and Timothy Wilson, a postulant...

Why did the Church codify and articulate the content of the faith in the form of Creeds? Why have some Christians jettisoned them? What are the implications? Explore “Why?” with The Rev. Michael Vinson, Rector of St. Benedict’s Anglican Church (Reformed Episcopal Church), The Rev. Michael Templin, assisting priest at St. Benedict’s, The Rev. Marq Toombs, Redeemer Rockwall (PCA), and Timothy Wilson...

Discover the Origins of Lent with The Rev. Michael D. Vinson, Rector of St. Benedict’s Anglican Church in Rockwall, Texas. In this episode, we journey further into the 4th century, beginning with the conversion of Constantine. Get full access to Everyday Monks at everydaymonks.substack.com/subscribe

Join Fr. Michael as he pulls the origin of lent further into history,  into the time of Jesus and the apostolic era, showing how Lenten spirituality takes shape over the first three centuries of the church. Get full access to Everyday Monks at everydaymonks.substack.com/subscribe

Join The Rev. Michael D. Vinson, Rector of St. Benedict's Anglican Church in Rockwall, Texas, as he develops the Biblical, Historical, and Liturgical origins of Lent. We hope you enjoy! Get full access to Everyday Monks at everydaymonks.substack.com/subscribe