Episode 6 - Holidays and Hobbit-Sense
Coronation Radio
So we recorded this about two weeks before Christmas, but as it is with life, we got so busy that we're only getting up the day after. Oh well...you can still enjoy the thought of 180 tuba and euphonium players joining together to play Christmas carols as much as Dave enjoyed the reality of it. And you can definitely enjoy Jake's livestreamed winter solstice performance at our church, linked below. We sat down to talk about wrapping up a year filled with highs including job changes and new babies, and lows including family loss and strife. Join in and let us know how we can pray for you. Our...
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Faith, Reptenance, and the Land of Lothlorien
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It's been a week or two, right? All right, all right...ten months. So sue us. No, don't...sue us. Just listen as we talk about life and family amidst our musical endeavors, enduring loss and more. We go through the latest post to the blog that Dave just finished and talk about Jake's recent performance marking the seasonal transition at our church. We dip our toes into the current political scene as we talk about one of Dave's current selections for light reading, and our prayerful desires to help our neighbors who will be encountering hardship as government benefits face interruption. We also...
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That's What Christmas is All About
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We're wrapping up 2024 and celebrating Christmas with a wide ranging conversation. We recorded this a little over a week ago and covered everything from Christmas music preferences both sacred and secular, to why it's still okay to be against murder while also believing the American health care system is broken, to the struggle of genuine engagement online and more. Tune in and listen!
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Back At It - Papers, Prayers and Passions in Life
Coronation Radio
After a hectic summer Dave and Jake are back together talking about life, music, new babies, and much more. Our church's elder class recently wrapped up and on the podcast website. We're also going to begin turning these into podcast episodes, so we spent a little time talking about the purpose of these as well as our hopes for the future of this class. Some of the books we talked about in this episode: - by Christopher Watkin - by Makoto Fujimura - by Carl Trueman - by Justin Whitmel Earley
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Foxes Have Dens
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We're starting to get our sea legs...podcast legs...whatever, as we take a step out to discuss topics ranging from J.K. Rowling's response to Scotland's new hate speech law to the role of civil government, to a piece of music Jake put together. Take a listen and let us know your thoughts. https://coronationradio.net/
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Music, Art, and Jesus
Coronation Radio
Welcome to our first episode! Dave and Jake kick around the subjects that they love to think and talk about a lot - music, both playing and writing it, books and writing of all kinds, and Jesus, who gives the greater meaning to it all. But this is just scratching the surface. We want to dive deep into what it means to actually write stories, make music, create art, in a way that gives glory to God while being true to what it means to create such a thing. Join us and share your thoughts:
info_outlineAfter a hectic summer Dave and Jake are back together talking about life, music, new babies, and much more. Our church's elder class recently wrapped up and we've been publishing these piecemeal on the podcast website. We're also going to begin turning these into podcast episodes, so we spent a little time talking about the purpose of these as well as our hopes for the future of this class.
Some of the books we talked about in this episode:
Biblical Critical Theory: How the Bible's Unfolding Story Makes Sense of Modern Life and Culture - by Christopher Watkin
Art and Faith: A Theology of Making - by Makoto Fujimura
The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self: Cultural Amnesia, Expressive Individualism, and the Road to Sexual Revolution - by Carl Trueman
Habits of the Household: Practicing the Story of God in Everyday Family Rhythms - by Justin Whitmel Earley
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