The podcast at Postmodern Liturgy is (at least) a weekly podcast which offers reflection and interaction with the weekly readings in the church calendar. At the core of this podcast is a desire to look at these readings through a different lens, namely a lens which explores themes often associated with postmodernity. It always features original music, and the readings for the week along with a reflection. Often times it will engages outside sources as supplementary material. It’s designed for a broad range of people from those who simply would like some space to hear the readings and have time to reflect, to those who attempting to see how all the readings fit together, to people who “do not think that means what you think that means.” If this is your first time listening, consider starting with the first episode, “An Introduction to Postmodern Liturgy.”

November 18, 2019

Christ the Queen

November 18, 2019/ Anthony Mako

Show Notes:

The opening contains excerpts from Walter Rauschenbusch’s essay, “The Kingdom of God” in An Eerdmans Reader in Contemporary Theology.

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Jeremiah 23:1-6 - 08:00

Psalm 46 - 10:22

Colossians 1:11-20 - 12:39

Luke 23:33-43 - 15:10

Reflection - 17:05

*All readings are from the NRSV with a couple small adjustments for gender neutral pronouns and YHWH for the Lord.

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*All music is written, recorded, and copyrighted by Anthony Mako

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