Loneliness - Madness & Grace Podcast

Sunday Sermon: Jim Jackson

Welcome to the Wayside Podcast, where spirituality meets everyday life. Tune in for enlightening sermons that speak to the heart and encourage you to discover the sacred in the ordinary. In today's sermon episode, listen to Jim Jackson. In this sermon, Jim Jackson reflects on the importance of understanding spiritual death and the mission of resurrection ministry. He emphasizes the need for genuine care, the necessity of going to where people are, and the belief in the potential for change in individuals. Welcome to a space where faith becomes a guiding light on life's journey. Contact Us: podcast@stmartinsepiscopal.org [http://podcast@stmartinsepiscopal.org/]

Loneliness - Madness & Grace Podcast

In the Madness and Grace podcast, hosts Matthew S. Stanford, Ph.D., behavioral neuroscientist and CEO, and Madeline Stiers, Ph.D., LCSW-S, Chief Clinical Officer, dive into the topic of Loneliness.  Tune in to explore:  * Why loneliness has become one of the most widespread mental health challenges in modern life * Practical ways to build meaningful connection and reduce isolation * How faith communities can become a place of belonging, hope, and healing for the lonely --- Hope and Healing Center & Institute: https://hopeandhealingcenter.org/ [https://hopeandhealingcenter.org/] Madness & Grace Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2112274 [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2112274] Email us! podcast@smec.org [podcast@stmartinsepiscopal.org]  Follow us on Instagram! Just search: thewaysidepodcast [https://www.instagram.com/thewaysidepodcast/]

Sunday Sermon: The Rev. Dane E. Boston

Welcome to the Wayside Podcast, where spirituality meets everyday life. Tune in for enlightening sermons that speak to the heart and encourage you to discover the sacred in the ordinary. In today's sermon episode, listen to the Rev. Dane E. Boston. In this sermon, the Rev. Dane Boston reflects on the significance of Jesus in contemporary society, drawing parallels between the experiences of the disciples on the road to Emmaus and the current discourse surrounding Jesus in the media. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing Jesus as the true savior, beyond political affiliations, and invites us to engage with Jesus personally through scripture and communion. Welcome to a space where faith becomes a guiding light on life's journey. Contact Us: podcast@stmartinsepiscopal.org [http://podcast@stmartinsepiscopal.org/]

A Table Before Me w. Artist in Residence Joy Hilley & Sherri Harris

In this episode, Ryan and Wesley meet with Artist in Residence Joy Hilley and Sherri Harris to discuss the intersection of art, faith, and community, focusing on the current exhibit 'A Table Before Me.' They explore themes of hospitality, the creative process among artists, and the significance of the Eucharist in worship. Looking ahead, they share insights into future exhibits and the ongoing journey of bringing beauty to the world. --- About Sherri Harris and her work: https://www.sherriharrisfineart.com/ [https://www.sherriharrisfineart.com/] About Joy Hilley and her work: https://www.joyhilley.com/ [https://www.joyhilley.com/]  Follow us on Instagram! Just search: thewaysidepodcast [https://www.instagram.com/thewaysidepodcast/] Email us: podcast@stmartinsepiscopal.org [podcast@stmartinsepiscopal.org]

Sunday Sermon: The Rev. Sharron L. Cox

Welcome to the Wayside Podcast, where spirituality meets everyday life. Tune in for enlightening sermons that speak to the heart and encourage you to discover the sacred in the ordinary. In today's sermon episode, listen to the Rev. Sharron L. Cox. This sermon explores themes of skepticism, belief, and the divine presence through the lens of space exploration and the biblical figure Thomas. The Rev. Cox reflects on the excitement of the Artemis 2 mission, the historical skepticism surrounding space travel, and the journey from doubt to faith exemplified by Thomas. Welcome to a space where faith becomes a guiding light on life's journey. Contact Us: podcast@stmartinsepiscopal.org [http://podcast@stmartinsepiscopal.org/]