The Daily Office Podcast Saturday Morning // October 25, 2025
Oct 25, 2025
Morning Prayer begins with a moment of silence and a confession led by Andrew Russell. Psalm 136 inspires gratitude for God's enduring mercy and mighty works. The narrative from 2 Kings reveals a conflict between Amaziah and Jehoash, highlighting the tensions of leadership. The canticle proclaims Christ's mission, followed by heartfelt prayers and intercessions. Andrew invites reflections for personal intercessions, culminating in a general thanksgiving. The session concludes with a blessing, leaving listeners in a state of peace and purpose.
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Purposeful Structure For Morning Prayer
- The podcast opens by framing Morning Prayer as a focused, tradition-rooted devotion rooted in worship and confession.
- Andrew Russell guides listeners through silence, scripture, and a corporate confession to center attention on God.
Mercy Framed Through Refrain
- Psalm 136 is presented as a repeated refrain of God's enduring mercy across creation and history.
- The liturgy emphasizes thanksgiving by continually returning to 'for his mercy endures forever.'
Amaziah's Rise And Fall
- The reading from 2 Kings recounts Amaziah's reign, military successes, and his defeat by Jehoash.
- The narrative ends with Amaziah's assassination and the accession of his son Azariah, illustrating political instability.
