Douglas McKelvey

Douglas McKelvey, author of the "Every Moment Holy" prayer series, joins to discuss the legacy of Hal Lindsey and his impact on end-times theology in the American church. They explore the significance of written prayers in recognizing God's presence in everyday life. The conversation also touches on the curious rise in Bible sales despite a decline in church attendance and the whimsical return of orcas wearing salmon hats, blending deep spirituality with light-hearted trends.

Douglas McKelvey, author of the Every Moment Holy series, joins the podcast to discuss the power of prayer. They explore how prayer can be a lifestyle, how nature can reveal God, the importance of repetition in our lives, and the origin of 'The Work of the People' projects.

Douglas McKelvey, author of the bestselling Every Moment Holy liturgical series, shares his spiritual journey from neo-charismatic roots to solidifying a biblically coherent faith. He discusses the transformative power of community, particularly through the Rabbit Room, and highlights the responsibility of crafting impactful prayers. McKelvey also opens up about finding beauty and meaning in rituals, the art of liturgy, and how art can beautifully intertwine with faith, offering listeners a deeper understanding of creativity in spiritual practice.

Tish Harrison Warren, an Anglican priest and author, joins Doug McKelvey, known for the Every Moment Holy books, in a thought-provoking conversation. They explore how ordinary life can inspire spiritual growth and creativity, focusing on the role of liturgy in daily routines. Tish and Doug reflect on finding the sacred in mundane tasks and the mystery that enriches writing. They also share insights from influential writers, highlighting the importance of community in fostering artistic development.

Douglas McKelvey, the author of the 'Every Moment Holy' series, shares his passion for finding the sacred in everyday tasks. He discusses how mundane activities like folding laundry can become spiritual practices, inviting listeners to embrace a deeper rhythm of life. With Easter approaching, he emphasizes the role of liturgical prayers in transforming daily routines into significant encounters with the divine. Douglas also reflects on how liturgy can navigate modern distractions, reinforcing community bonds and fostering a meaningful connection to faith.