The Light in Every Thing

Jonah and Patrick get back on the road, this time exploring the Easter story in Mark 16 in light of the Easter Liturgy.  What is the grave?  Why does the youth in white ask them to look into the tomb and see 'where they laid him'? And what is this place, spiritually speaking, called 'Galilee' where he is walking, going on before us? Take a listen. Thanks once again to Abigail a...

With Jonah gone on Wednesdays, Patrick reads the Gospel Reading for the first week of Easter in the Kalmia Bittleston translation and then shares an original song written and sung by Claire Jerram, who is planning to attend the seminary in the Fall.  The song contemplates the women going to the tomb and the first encounters with the Risen One on Easter and is called, "Who Will Roll Away the S...

A profound meditation on the connection between death and the nature of the so-called, "Father God" by Jonah Evans.  The whole contemplation leads to a deeper spiritual understanding of the meaning and purpose of Christ Community as the new family to which every human being can belong. Although Good Friday has passed, these thoughts are supportive all year round. Blessings! If you'd...

Jonah and Patrick pick up the question from Episode 1: What is the Christ approach to the Ego problem? Along the way they get into the riddles of the words soul , self and spirit and how the Easter liturgy speaks of these living, shining and abounding through Easter. The liturgy spoken of here refers to the text used in the Eucharist service in The Christian Community, founded in 1922.  If you&apo...

This is the beginning. We know that many of you are forced to stay at home during this extraordinary time of the coronavirus pandemic.  We know that many of you were unable to celebrate Easter in community this year.  To bridge the distance, we want to invite you into our conversation on the riddles and mystery of Easter.  In this first episode, we tell the story of our journey of deep theological...