Curtis Taylor

Prairie Preacher

Religion EN ↓ 107 episodes

I have moved, but my podcast has not. These sermons will now be from my new church, First Christian Church, in Wray, CO.

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Curtis Taylor

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A Psalm for Inauguration Day -- Psalm 110 17.01.2021 37:58

Speak and Seek into the Darkness of God's Silence -- Psalm 88 10.01.2021 36:38

Shout for Joy, All the Earth! -- Psalm 100 03.01.2021 37:55

A Sinner Looks at Psalm 51 27.12.2020 44:15

God Unmasked 24.12.2020 17:36

A Sheep Looks at Psalm 23 21.12.2020 31:48

His Presence, Our Help -- Psalm 20 14.12.2020 37:01

Refuge and Resurrection -- Psalm 16 06.12.2020 30:23

The Purpose of Praise -- Psalm 8 29.11.2020 34:24

Sleeping Through the Dangerous Night -- Psalm 3 22.11.2020 37:30

An Invitation to All -- Psalm 1 16.11.2020 36:41

The Never-Ending Story -- Acts 28:11-31 08.11.2020 38:31

Don't Be Swayed -- Acts 28:1-10 01.11.2020 42:43

Salvation in the Storm -- Acts 27 26.10.2020 43:01

The Promise Protected -- Acts 25-26 19.10.2020 37:29

Not Right, Not Left, But Middle -- Acts 24 11.10.2020 42:46

Promise at Risk, Perspective in Action -- Acts 23:12-35 04.10.2020 42:51

Poor Paul -- Acts 22:30-23:11 28.09.2020 38:58

Witness as Defense -- Acts 21:37-22:29 20.09.2020 34:15

Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Suffering -- Acts 21:1-36 13.09.2020 46:31

The road to Jerusalem continues...

Don't Fall Asleep -- Acts 20 07.09.2020 51:23

Civil Religion Confronts the Way -- Acts 19:21-41 30.08.2020 38:30

Civil religion, according to New Testament scholar Michael Gorman, is what happens when the sacred becomes political and the political becomes sacred. Civil religion is also the result of the few and power wrapping up the culture they want to impose or maintain in the religious language of the many.

The Gospel Prevails -- Acts 19:1-20 23.08.2020 47:21

Leaders and Followers -- Acts 18:18-28 16.08.2020 37:12

I Am With You...But Not With You Only! Acts 18:1-17 09.08.2020 35:48

Preaching, conversion, opposition, confrontation...this pattern has emerged in Acts, so the events of chapter 18 are not surprising. However, Luke's account of Paul in Corinth gives us some insight into how Paul was able to endure, to continue, to overcome. He experiences a vision that tells him, not to go, but to stay, and this vision tells us how Paul was enabled and empowered for faithfuln...