The Daily Office Podcast Monday Evening // January 19, 2026
Jan 19, 2026
This episode features an Evening Prayer service led by Andrew Russell, who guides listeners through a reflective journey. Key themes include the insights of Psalm 49 on mortality and wealth, and Jeremiah's metaphor of Israel as clay. The Magnificat echoes God's mercy, while 1 Corinthians highlights unity and the foundation in Christ. Intimate intercessions and a tribute to Peter enrich the liturgical flow, culminating in a space for silent reflection and thanksgiving. A thoughtful blend of scripture and prayer invites deep contemplation.
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Confession Frames Evening Prayer
- The service opens with confession and a prayer for pardon and peace, centering repentance as Evening Prayer begins.
- Andrew Russell frames reliance on God's grace as essential for cleansing and quiet service to God.
Wealth Fails Where God Delivers
- Psalm 49 reminds listeners that wealth cannot redeem the soul and worldly honor is fleeting.
- The psalm contrasts transitory riches with God's saving power and eternal deliverance.
God Shapes Nations Like A Potter
- Jeremiah portrays Israel as clay in God's potter's hand, called to repent or face judgment.
- The passage emphasizes God's responsiveness to repentance and the nation’s stubborn refusal.
