In this minisode, excerpts are read from Charles Haddon Spurgeon’s 1882 sermon based on Psalm 119:117 entitled “My Hourly Prayer”.
Link to a free pdf of this sermon from the Spurgeon Gems sermon archive can be found here
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Episode 84 is a discussion of a new monasticism movement known as the Northumbria Community. The community uses the examples of the spiritual history and heritage of the Northumbria region of northeast England and applies their theology and practice in a simple and profound way to living everyday life.
The website for the Northumbria Community can be found here
The website for the Simple Way in Philadelphia can be found here
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In this minisode, the lyrics are read of a poem written by the English poet John Dryden in 1687 to commemorate Saint Cecilia’s Day (November 22). It is a wonderful description of the joy of God’s creation. It was adapted half a century later by Georg Frederic Handel and put to music.
Link to the poem can be found here
Link to You Tube video of Handel’s Ode To Saint Cecilia can be found here
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In this minisode, an exposition on Christ’s role, as seen in Psalm 2, is read. It is the work of Hippolytus, a theologian of the late 2nd and early 3rd centuries.
A sampling of the writings of Hippolytus can be found at the Early Christian Writings site here
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In Episode 83, Chapter 2 is read from the book “How To Conduct Prayer Meetings” written by Lewis Thompson in 1880.