Anglicans at Breakfast Reading Scripture

Can These Bones Live?

3/31/2020

God told Ezekiel to prophesy life to a valley of dry bones that had lost all hope of living. What does prophesying life, hope and redemption mean today in light of Jesus' resurrection and the spread of the coronavirus in America?

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Building the Coronavirus Ark

3/17/2020

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Dr. Cameron Jorgenson, Professor of Ethics at Campbell Divinity School among other roles, joined us for a 1.5 hour podcast on Christian ethics in a time of Coronavirus. Listen and share!

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Sweeter Than Honey

3/10/2020

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Have you been in trouble with the law or on the wrong side of the law? Well according to David, God's law is "sweeter than honey." Join us for this week's Lectio Divina podcast on Psalm 19:7-14.

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Fullness of Joy

3/3/2020

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Where have you taken refuge? Who counsels you in the night? How do you find fullness of joy? Join us for our 10th Lectio Divina podcast on David's meditations from Psalm 16.

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About the Podcast

Anglicans at Breakfast Reading Scripture is back and has changed it's name to Anglicans on Zoom Reading Scripture (AoZ). Due to the pandemic this podcast took a hiatus for about a year. But thanks to the folks at Mission Resurrection Church in Moore County, the podcast has restarted with a few new hosts and the same familiar format.

AoZ got its name from Jerry Seinfeld's "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee." We are a group of Christians who meet on Zoom every Wednesday night and enjoy discussing the Bible, God's purposes for our life and things Anglican.

Each Wednesday we read the Biblical Scriptures in the ancient Lectio Divina (Latin for Divine Reading) format. Lectio Divina is a slow meditative approach to Scripture often compared to patiently chewing fine food or drinking an expensive wine.
You can read more about Lectio Divina here.

The traditional 4 steps of Lectio Divina include: reading (lectio), meditation (meditatio), prayer (oratio) and contemplation (contemplatio). LMOC for short. We hope you enjoy, and leave us a comment with your thoughts or join us one Wednesday night at AoZ!

Can These Bones Live?

Building the Coronavirus Ark

Sweeter Than Honey

Fullness of Joy

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