The Wayside Podcast

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 invites us to reflect on our beliefs in the resurrection and its implications for our lives, particularly in the face of grief and loss. Through the story of Mary Magdalene, Dane illustrates the journey from doubt to faith, culminating in the call to embrace the hope and transformation that belief in the risen Christ offers. Welcome to a space where faith becomes a guiding light on life's journey. Contact Us: podcast@stmartinsepiscopal.org [http://podcast@stmartinsepiscopal.org/]

Baseball & American Culture w. Clint Wilson

Ryan and Wesley sit down with Clint Wilson to examine the cultural significance of baseball in America, touching on themes of nostalgia, identity, and the evolution of the sport. This conversation explores the evolution of youth sports, the impact of specialization, and the spiritual implications of competitive play. We also get into the economics of sports, the importance of community engagement in church, and the pressures faced by young athletes today. --- https://citychurch.org/pastors-staff/ [https://citychurch.org/pastors-staff/] Follow us on Instagram! Just search: thewaysidepodcast [https://www.instagram.com/thewaysidepodcast/] Email us: podcast@stmartinsepiscopal.org [podcast@stmartinsepiscopal.org]

Good Friday Episode: Jim Jackson

Welcome to the Wayside Podcast, where spirituality meets everyday life. Tune in for enlightening conversations that speak to the heart and encourage you to discover the sacred in the ordinary. In today's episode, listen to Jim Jackson. Jim Jackson explores the profound significance of the cross in Christianity, touching on the themes of sacrifice, atonement, and forgiveness. He discusses the historical context of sacrificial systems in ancient cultures and biblical Judaism, as well as emphasizing the role of Jesus as the ultimate sacrifice. Welcome to a space where faith becomes a guiding light on life's journey. --- Follow us on Instagram! Just search: thewaysidepodcast [https://www.instagram.com/thewaysidepodcast/] Contact Us: podcast@stmartinsepiscopal.org [http://podcast@stmartinsepiscopal.org/]

Love, Actually w. Bishop Dorsey McConnell - Tokens of Trust Series

To end the Tokens of Trust series, Bishop Dorsey McConnell joins Wesley and Ryan in exploring profound themes surrounding the church's role in understanding heaven, the significance of resurrection, and the transformative power of repentance and forgiveness. They discuss the peace that comes from understanding one's soul and the transformative power of encountering Jesus. --- Order the book: https://www.amazon.com/Tokens-Trust-Introduction-Christian-Belief/dp/0664236995 [https://www.amazon.com/Tokens-Trust-Introduction-Christian-Belief/dp/0664236995] Follow us on Instagram! Just search: thewaysidepodcast [https://www.instagram.com/thewaysidepodcast/] Email us: podcast@stmartinsepiscopal.org [podcast@stmartinsepiscopal.org]

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 harsh realities of death and grief, emphasizing that while death is painful and often avoided in modern culture, it is a universal experience that connects us all. The discussion draws on the story of Lazarus to illustrate the profound sorrow that accompanies loss, while also highlighting the hope and strength found in faith and the promise of resurrection through Jesus. Welcome to a space where faith becomes a guiding light on life's journey. Contact Us: podcast@stmartinsepiscopal.org [http://podcast@stmartinsepiscopal.org/]