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The Art of Teaching: Rethinking Education on a Journey Into Truth – Missy Andrews (Best of the Schoolhouse Rocked Podcast)
Are you feeling overwhelmed by the thought of homeschooling multiple children or worried you won’t be able to give them a “top-notch” education? In this inspiring BEST OF Schoolhouse Rocked Podcast episode, veteran homeschool mom Missy Andrews joins Yvette Hampton to unpack “The Art of Teaching.” D…
“Agatha Christie: The Mother of the Cozy Mystery” by Nancy West
There’s more to Agatha Christie than slick plot twists and quaint settings (like the fictitious Chipping Cleghorn).
Christie was an adventurous woman, said Nancy West, the University of Missouri English professor who authored the biography, the latest in the Simon & Schuster series of pocket portra…
Proverbs: How to Build a Life: Wisdom and Work
Alex Cottrell continues the How to Build a Life series through Proverbs with a message on wisdom and work. Starting in Genesis and landing in Proverbs, he argues that work was part of God's original design for people made in his image, that it was broken by the fall, and that it remains a means of …
Are Women Human? | Esther and Lydia
In the second episode of the series "What is a Woman," Esther and Lydia review two of Dorothy Sayers' essays that have been compiled into called "Are Women Human?".
Please subscribe to the channel, like the video, leave a comment, or subscribe to The Feminine Glory Podcast in your podcast app and l…
Made for Excellence
Does God care whether you are good at your job or not? Dorothy Sayers famously noted that the first thing the church should tell a carpenter isn't just moral rules, but: Make good tables. When the church goes silent on excellence, culture lowers the bar with "Quiet Quitting" and "Bare Minimum Monda…
S11 E4 “SLOTH" Proverbs 6:6-11 & Philippians 3:13-14
You may think sloth just means physical laziness. That the chief culprit guilty of sloth is the proverbial couch potato with the TV remote or cell phone permanently attached to his or her hand. But sloth goes much deeper than that. British novelist Dorothy Sayers writes, "Sloth is the sin which bel…
Episode 249: Art and God with Dave Strunk
Join podcast producer Gianna Lazzaro as guest host alongside Dave Strunk, Moderator of the 45th General Assembly, for the first episode of a special four-week series exploring God and art. In this conversation, Gianna and Dave dive into foundational questions about the nature of art and beauty, def…
Equip Podcast 15: Rocks Cry Out — Moral Imagination & Cultural Witness
Jamie Mulvaney sits down with Dr Belle Tindall-Riley — editor-in-chief of Mockingbird magazine and writer for Seen and Unseen — for a wide-ranging conversation about what it means to be a Christian in culture right now. From Dorothy Sayers to an astronaut weeping in front of a chaplain after seeing…
LENTCAzT 2020: 17 – Friday in the 2nd Week of Lent: Envy contains an element of fear
It's Friday in the 2nd Week of Lent.
The Roman Station is San Vitale.
Today we hear about envy, jealously, with the help of Thomas Aquinas, Dante and Dorothy Sayers. I sincerely believe that many of the tensions in the more traditional side of the Catholic blogosphere are driven by this pervert…
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