W. David O. Taylor

David Taylor, a professor at Fuller Seminary and author known for his collaboration with Eugene Peterson and Bono, shares his insights on the Psalms. He discusses how these ancient texts help us articulate our realities and deepen our spiritual lives. Taylor emphasizes the art of slow, contemplative reading, contrasting it with hurried academic approaches. He highlights the rich emotional tapestry of the Psalms, advocating for their role in prayer and communal understanding, and celebrates the accessibility of their poetic language as a means to connect with God.

W. David O. Taylor, a professor of culture and theology, joins Skye to discuss the surprising origins of Christmas in America. Topics include the influence of Queen Victoria, Charles Dickens, and Coca-Cola on Christmas celebrations, the belief of Puritans that Christmas was satanic, and the disconnect between religious claims and practices in America.

Dr. W. David O. Taylor, author and theologian, discusses the role of our bodies in worship and the theology of the arts. They touch on topics such as meeting Eugene Peterson and Bono, the significance of physical presence in worship, and exploring different forms of worship styles that resonate with theological anthropology.