

Monday Evening // September 15, 2025
Sep 15, 2025
This discussion delves into the moral weight of our words and the dangers of blaspheming the Holy Spirit, using biblical stories for deeper insights. Reflective prayers highlight the importance of family, faith, and commitment to serving the Lord. Listeners are invited to consider their own spiritual emptiness and seek divine guidance. Themes of hope and strength resonate as Psalms 39 and 41 are explored, emphasizing faith in God's strength amidst human struggles and affliction.
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Evening Prayer's Purpose And Rhythm
- The podcast frames Evening Prayer as a simple, faithful practice rooted in the ACNA 2019 Book of Common Prayer.
- Andrew Russell emphasizes silence, confession, and the Lord's presence as central to the service.
Psalms Guide Honest Self-Reflection
- The appointed Psalms (39 and 41) guide reflection on human frailty and trust in God.
- The readings move from self-examination to trusting God's mercy despite enemies and suffering.
Faith Amid Catastrophe
- Habakkuk's vision contrasts God's terrifying power with steadfast trust in him amid loss.
- The prophet resolves to rejoice in the Lord even if crops and flocks fail, highlighting faith under trial.