Jethro Day discusses Luke 13:1-9, emphasizing Jesus' message of repentance. He explains repentance as turning towards God and aligning with His agenda, essential for life and goodness. Jesus uses the metaphor of fruitful trees to illustrate spiritual growth and contrasts it with barren, prickly ones. Day suggests four practices for spiritual fertilization during Lent: fasting, prayer, generosity, and scripture reading. He highlights the importance of being relationally connected to God and living a fruitful, giving life, while acknowledging God's compassion and grace.
Chris parallels Jesus' journey to Jerusalem and a well-prepared traveller at an airport. They discuss Jesus' resolute path towards Jerusalem, despite warnings from the Pharisees and Herod's threat. He highlights the complex relationships among Jesus, the Pharisees, Herod, and Pilate, emphasizing Jesus' certainty about his mission.
Rev Kath Bier explains the significance of Ash Wednesday and Lent in the Anglican tradition, likening it to training for a marathon.
Join Anglican Movement as Nick Young shares his profound Lenten journey of self-discovery, faith, and embracing his true identity.
Join us for the final episode of our Lenten Studies series with Bishop Justin Duckworth and Jason Malcolm who share about their inspiring friendship and ministry.
Join Anglican Movement for the 2024 Lenten Studies series as we explore our identity in Christ through the Gospel of John (Chapters 14-17).
In this heartfelt conversation, Jordi from Whanganui shares her journey of discovering whakapapa—a concept deeply rooted in Māori culture that connects ancestry with identity and belonging.
Join Anglican Movement as we delve into the powerful and inspiring story of Émile, a survivor of persecution from Rwanda who found hope and new beginnings in Aotearoa, New Zealand.
Join us for a heartfelt conversation with the Benton’s and the Spence’s as they explore the profound lessons parenthood offers in understanding our relationship with God.
