Your Cathedral Podcast

Where do we look when shaken by life's storms? How can we find stability and peace in the midst of unceasing turbulence? Join Sandi Kerner as she looks at Jesus presence and power in the storm from Mark 4:35-41.

Each of us processes the passing of time in different ways. Some lead to flourishing and others lead to anxiety. Join Peet Dickinson as he looks at both 2 Corinthians 5 and Mark 4 to show us all a better way.

One of the strongest (and strangest) passages in the gospels is Jesus' warning against blasphemy of the Holy Spirit. What does this mean and what's the connection to Jesus' family in Mark 3:20-35. Join Patrick Schlabs at look at the rejection and rescue of Jesus.

Is the sabbath a box to check or an outdated Old Testament rule? Join Sandi Kerner as she unpacks Mark 2:23-28 and find the sabbath to be a gift of grace to weary people.

There are two stories we can embrace- a story of orphans and a story of adoption. Join our dean, Peet Dickinson, as he explores the true story for those in Christ in Romans 8:12-17.

We have celebrated the good news of Christmas, Good Friday, and Easter. So what's so important about Pentecost? Join Rob Sturdy, from St Alban's Chapel at the Citadel, as he answers that question from Acts chapter 2.

Join Canon Hunter Myers as he explores how to navigate the in-between spaces of life on this Sunday after the Ascension from John 17.

Join Peet Dickinson as he unpacks Isaiah 45 at the Cathedral Church of St Luke and St Paul.

Our guest preacher, the Revd Lisa Wheeler, joins us from Church of the Apostles in Columbia, SC. Tune in as she discusses our call to love and be loved from John 14:15-21.

The many divisions in our world can often make their way into the church. How can Christians today find unity in the midst of our diversity? Join Peet Dickinson as he looks at Acts 4:32-37 to find the key to holding all things in common.

We are surrounded by constant fear-mongering in our world today. How can we live as people of courage and peace in the midst of such chaos? Join Patrick Schlabs as he looks at the anecdote to fear in Acts chapter 4.

We continue to rejoice in the hope that is ours in the resurrection of Jesus. Join our Canon for Prayer and Pastoral Care as she explores this hope from 1 John 5:1-5.

Christ is risen! That is true, yet at times the truth of the resurrection may not be as transformative as we hope. Join Bishop Chip Edgar as he preaches on Acts 10 and looks at how the resurrection brings steady, if slow, transformation in each of our lives.

From our childhood, we all love good stories. But what if there was a story that was not just meant to be told, but rather participated in? Join Sandi Kerner as she preaches on Our Great Story in the Great Vigil of Easter.

Everything turns on affection. And at the Last Supper, Jesus shows his affection by introducing a meal to remember him and washing his disciples feet. Join Zach Barton as he explores these themes on Maundy Thursday.

Jesus' journey into Jerusalem evoked shouts of Hosanna and the waving of palm branches. The events of Palm Sunday demand a response from us today. Join Peet Dickinson as he looks at Mark 11 and tells us about the 'Man from Galilee'.

As he approached the cross, Jesus told his disciples about seed. Only when it dies can it bring about new life. Join Canon Sandi Kerner as she unpacks John 12:20-33.

Everyone loves to see a radical transformation. In Ephesians 2, Paul gives us a summary of gospel transformation. Join Patrick Schlabs as he shows us a picture of us before and after Christ.

In the early chapters of John's gospel, Jesus drives out the sellers and animals from the temple courts. Join Peet Dickinson as he unpacks what exactly Jesus was doing and what it means for each of us.

The Old Testament story of Abraham and Isaac is one of the most difficult passages in all of scripture. On this baptism Sunday, join our children's director, Zach Barton, as he finds God's grace at work on Mt Moriah.

For the first Sunday in Lent, join Peet Dickinson as he unpacks 1 Peter 3:13-22.

On the last Sunday in Epiphany, we look at the Transfiguration of Jesus. Join Peet Dickinson as he unpacks the curious episode of Jesus and his disciples on the mountain top in Mark 9.

Our world has been turned upside by the powers of sin and death, but the cross alone has the power to turn things right-side up. Join Canon Hunter Myers as he looks at 1 Corinthians 1:18-31 and the wisdom of God made known.

The terms 'missional' and 'incarnational' have at times, been overused. Yet they still communicate essential truth about God's nature and our call as God's people. Join Dean Peet as he unpacks John 1 on our annual meeting Sunday.

What makes your soul cry out? It may be at grief, loneliness, or a sin that you feel you can't overcome. Or it may be the overwhelming news of wars, injustice, and strife. Join Patrick Schlabs as he explores what Psalm 130 has to say to overwhelming sin in our hearts and in the world.