EPISODE · Oct 12, 2024 · 1H 1M
Reclaiming Sacred Time: Combating the Secular Eclipse with Dr. Metzger
from Jesus in the Upper Left · host Multiply PDX
Send us Fan MailIs the secular calendar eclipsing the Christian imagination? Join Pete Armstrong and Ahshuwah Hawthorne as they welcome Dr. Metzger, author of "Setting the Spiritual Clock," to explore the importance of reclaiming sacred time in a secular age. Dr. Metzger shares his insights on navigating the liturgical calendar, engaging in multi-faith dialogue, and fostering a vibrant Christian community in the Pacific Northwest.This episode explores:The Secular Eclipse: How cultural calendars can overshadow Christian rhythmsJesus the Liturgical Being: Discovering the biblical roots of liturgical practicesThe Power of the Liturgical Calendar: Its impact on spiritual formation and communityMulti-Faith Engagement: Building bridges with those outside the Christian faithAdvice for Church Leaders: Practical tips for navigating ministry in the Pacific NorthwestTune in for a thought-provoking conversation that will challenge and inspire you to reclaim sacred time and live with greater intentionality. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video to help others discover the richness of the Christian tradition!Dr. Metzger's book: https://www.amazon.com/Setting-Spiritual-Clock-Breaking-Through/dp/1725258706
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Send us Fan Mail Is the secular calendar eclipsing the Christian imagination? Join Pete Armstrong and Ahshuwah Hawthorne as they welcome Dr. Metzger, author of "Setting the Spiritual Clock," to explore the importance of reclaiming sacred time in a secular age. Dr. Metzger shares his insights on navigating the liturgical calendar, engaging in multi-faith dialogue, and fostering a vibrant Christian community in the Pacific Northwest. This episode explores: The Secular Eclipse: How cultural cale...
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