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EPISODE · Nov 11, 2025 · 3 MIN

A Liturgy For Those Flooded By Too Much Information

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Jason Jaspersen reads A Liturgy For Those Flooded By Too Much Information from the book Every Moment Holy by Douglas Kaine McKelvey.  A way in which Satan distracts Christians in their everyday lives, is by filling their brains with thoughts. Having information is a good thing, but there are times when too much information is thrown on someone. Byung-Chul Han famously says that humans "are too alive to die, but too dead to live". There needs to be a moment to step back, and remember the gifts given to us.Learn More About Douglas Kaine McKelveyRead Every Moment HolyScroll Through Season 1 for more excerpts from Every Moment Holy.Host - Jason JaspersenCo-hosts - Norah Kratz, Claire Marcus, Silas GawrischProducer - Jaksyn GrahamMusic Provided By: Renee GevingIf you have any feedback for the show, or have any questions you can reach the podcast at [email protected] the Feast is recorded on the campus of Bethany Lutheran College in association with the Christ in Media Institute. Bethany Lutheran College encourages their students, faculty/staff, and community to discover what God has given them at the place for Christian Creatives.If you wish to learn more about the college, or would like to schedule a visit, visit blc.edu

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Jason Jaspersen reads A Liturgy For Those Flooded By Too Much Information from the book Every Moment Holy by Douglas Kaine McKelvey. A way in which Satan distracts Christians in their everyday lives, is by filling their brains with thoughts. Having information is a good thing, but there are times when too much information is thrown on someone. Byung-Chul Han famously says that humans "are too alive to die, but too dead to live". There needs to be a moment to step back, and remember the ...

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