# David Lyle Jeffrey

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S3:E5 – Poetry and Impossible Possibilities

David Lyle Jeffrey says, "God is a poet" and quotes John Donne, saying ours is "'a very figurative and metaphorical God.' How he speaks, not just what he says, becomes an important measure of who he is." This week, I'm thinking about how poetry, and the arts in general, are practiced by Jesus, and …

Easter 1 (Year C): Luke 24:1–12—Forgetful Disciples

Kendall and Vincent talk about how the disciples are so surprised that Jesus rises from the dead even though the Gospels say Jesus repeatedly told them about it beforehand. It can be easy to look down on the disciples, but then we also need to call to remembrance the words that God has spoken to us…

Christian Humanist Profiles 173: David Lyle Jeffrey

David Grubbs interviews David Lyle Jeffrey about his new book "Scripture and the English Poetic Imagination."

126 Making Christians: The Ancient Practice of Catechism

In today's podcast we discuss recovering the ancient practice of catechism, that is, teaching and training believers on their journey to baptism and living honestly out of that event. The basic idea: what does it mean to follow Jesus? Or what does it mean to become a Christian? The post 126 Making…

Together for Good: Hope for the Broken Heart

When all hope seemed lost for Israel and for Hannah, she prayed and God heard. God gave her a son and gave Israel a leader. The Lord of Hosts, Yahweh Sabaoth, was working all things together for good for the ones who loved him. Samuel became a mighty man of God who led Israel well. Message based on…

David Lyle Jeffrey

Summary In this episode of Et Al., host Josh Mobley converses with David Lyle Jeffrey, a distinguished professor and author, about his transition from scholarly works to children's literature with his book 'Tales from Limerick Forest.' They explore the importance of storytelling, the moral lessons…