Locusts and Wild Honey

Bartimeaus, Baltimore and Big Screen TV‘s

What started as a dialogue about Jesus and Bartimeaus turned into a discussion about Baltimore and Big Screen TV's.  Oh, and Bronies too!

Camel‘s eyes (and not much else)

What does it mean to go through the 'eye of the needle'.  And why are camels going through it?  Tune in to find out but drink coffee first.  Trust us. 

Booing the fans and summer reflections

In the category of 'Be Careful What you Wish For', the 1st episode of Season 2 is here.  Just like a bad Netflix series that you don't like but need to see how it ends.  Enjoy. 

Father Dave admits he loves hockey

Actually Fr. Dave does not admit he loves hockey but it seems like the title might entice you to listen.  Actually, he still does not like hockey.   But we talk about it as an example of spirituality.  And what spirituality means.  Trust us, it works.  

Doubt, Community and Who's On First?

After one intentional and one un-intentional reference to 'Who's on First', (see if you can find both), we discuss doubt and the consolation of community.

The Kentucky Derby, the Ascension and Pentecost (which of these things is not like the other)

Take a guess what the Kentucky Derby, the Ascension, and Pentecost have in common!  When you figure it out, can you tell us?  

Oh yeah, we do podcasts

While we would love to say the month gap between podcasts was due to a retreat, sabbatical, mystic experience, etc.   But no,  we don't really have a good reason.  But we hope you enjoy these thoughts on the Easter Season and St. Joseph.  Thanks for listening.  

Boxing and Palm Sunday (and sorry, still more on crayons)

Somehow, Fr. Dave makes a connection between boxing and Palm Sunday.  And it actually works.  Take a listen.

Pink Vestments, Bullys and Greeks who worship

Join us as we dive into the readings from the 4th Sunday in Lent and discuss a whole host of irrelevant and mind-numbing topics.  

The Stench and Nicodemus

Usually when we think of the word 'stench' we think of when Jesus raised Lazarus.  But not here.  Not this week.  Let Fr. Dave explain it to you!