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inFr. Darryl, Adam, and Josh discuss church furniture and architecture in the sequel to Church Clothing. They discuss reverence in holy spaces, specific furniture used in worship, and much more. For questions or comments, please get in touch with Fr. Darryl at darryl@ascensionwv.org.

Fr. Darry, Adam, and Josh discuss the "Thin Places." The gang uses the Celtic phrase to discuss shrines, monuments, and sacred spaces. If you have questions, comments, or a personal experience about the topic, please email darryl@ascensionwv.org.

Fr. Darryl and Adam discuss "church clothes." Don't let the title fool you. This episode is more than dressing your Sunday best. The duo explains various vestments in Anglican worship and the significance of the vestments in worship. So sit down and buckle up for some holy fashion advice.

Fr. Darryl, Adam, and Josh tackled the topic of God's wrath. From man's true nature to God's justice and soveriegnty, the gang tackles this heavy topic with a sprinkle of humor in true Appalachian Anglican style. For questions or comments, email Fr. Darryl at darryl@ascensionwv.org.

Fr. Darryl, Adam, and Josh discuss the history of the modern Pentecostal and charismatic hermeneutic. The team evaluates the challenges, advantages, and relevancy of the modern charismatic renewal in Anglicanism today. Let us know what you think! For questions or comments, please get in touch with us by email at darryl@ascensionwv.org.

Fr. Darryl, Josh, and Adam discuss the topic of Eucharist as sacrifice. Fr. Darryl draws connections between the Passover meal, John 6, and Luke 22 to explain the fulfillment of key ideas in the Eucharist and the Apostle's participation in the Kingdom of God. For questions or comments, reach out to Fr. Darryl at darryl@ascensionwv.org.

Join Fr. Darryl, Josh, and Adam in their latest discussion on Branch Theory! This ecclesiological perspective sheds light on the unity of provinces amongst catholic bodies. Enjoy as the gang tackles this listener-requested topic. For questions or clarifications, feel free to email us at darryl@ascensionwv.org.

Fr. Darryl, Josh, and Adam discuss the relationship between nature and grace. Fr. Darryl explains that grace does not sit in opposition to grace. Instead, it heals and nurtures the nature established by God. The conversation explores the fascinating interplay between grace and nature. For questions or comments, please email Fr. Darryl at darryl@ascensionwv.org.

In this conversation, Fr. Darryl, Adam, and Josh delve deep into the intricate theological concept of kenosis. They explore the orthodox perspective and analyze modern errors on the subject. Moreover, they examine the practical implications of kenosis in the life of the apostle Paul and the lives of the Philippian church. For questions or comments reach out through email to darryl@ascensionwv.org.

Fr. Darryl, Adam, and Josh discuss the incarnation and its effect on salvation and nature. For questions or comments, please email us at darryl@ascensionwv.org.

Fr. Darryl, Adam, and Josh continue the discussion on marriage. In part one, we looked at the normative; In part two, we look at the safeguards for healthy, long-lasting marriages built into the prayerbook. Lastly, we end the discussion on the somber topic of annulling or dissolution of marriage and the specific categories. For questions or comments, please reach out to us at darryl@ascensionwv.or...

Fr. Darryl, Adam, and Josh approach the topic of marriage. In part one, we look at the normative. Check-in next week for part two! For questions or comments, please reach out to us at darryl@ascensionwv.org.

On this week's episode, Fr. Darryl, Adam, and Josh discuss one of the greatest influencers of the English Reformation: Archbishop Thomas Cranmer. If you have any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to contact us at darryl@ascensionwv.org.

Fr. Darryl, Adam, and Josh discuss the hierarchy of inspirational texts for the Church. For questions and comments, please contact us at darryl@ascensionwv.org

Fr. Darryl, Adam, and Josh talk about Jesus' prophesies and their interpretations. Using Old Testament passages and ancient historians, Fr. Darryl brings new (to many) ideas to light. For questions or comments, please contact us at darryl@ascensionwv.org or find us on Facebook.

Fr. Darryl, Adam, and Josh discuss the relation of the incarnation in eschatology. For questions or comments email us at darryl@ascensionwv.org or find us on Facebook.

Fr. Darryl, Adam, and Josh continue on the topic of eschatology, discussing several theories and the scriptures on the antichrist. For questions or comments, email us at darryl@ascensionwv.org or find us on Facebook.

Fr. Darryl, Adam, and Josh kick off the first part of an eschatological series with rapture theories. For questions, comments, or controversies, email us at darryl@ascensionwv.org or find us on Facebook.

Fr. Darryl, Adam, and Josh talk about the idea of Tabula Rasa and how it is often related in modern Scripture study. For questions email darryl@ascensionwv.org or find us on Facebook .

Consulting Scripture, the Creeds, and the Anglican formularies, Fr. Darryl, Josh, and Adam discuss the implications of Universalism. For questions, comments, or controversies please reach out at darryl@ascensionwv.org or find us on Facebook.

Fr. Darryl, Adam, and Josh interview a long-time friend and partner in ministry, Pastor Jimmy Brockway, from Virginia Beach, VA. Pastor Jimmy shares about his journey thus far to the Historic Church. For questions, comments, or controversies, email us at darryl@ascensionwv.org or find us on Facebook.

Fr. Darryl, Alex, Josh, and Adam welcome special guest Fr. Brandon LeTourneau. Fr. LeTourneau shares his paper The American Catholic Church and more on American Anglican History. For more information on Fr. Brandon LeTourneau's work, check out his Substack here , his North American Anglican Essays here , and his Nashotah House Press Works here . A second edition of  No Other Foundation: Essays...

Fr. Darryl, Adam, and Alex record at the Jefferson County Fair to discuss "yellow collar" work and faith at work. For questions, comments, or controversies, please contact us at darryl@ascensionwv.org or reach out to us on Facebook.

Season 9 kicks off with discussion about the various accounts from history regarding the Blessed Virgin Mary. August 15 is her feast day on the church calendar.

Fr. Darryl, Adam, and Josh discuss the spiritual practice of silence. The irony is thick since they're talking about being silent.