The Daily Office Podcast

Morning Prayer begins with silence and confession, setting a reflective tone. Psalm 71 is read, highlighting a plea for refuge and trust in God across life's stages. Practical wisdom from Sirach 7 covers honesty and humility in relationships. A litany honors Christ as King, celebrating His incarnation and victory over death. Paul’s defense in Acts recounts his journey from persecution to conversion. The service concludes with collective prayers and blessings, encouraging personal intercessions for guidance.

Andrew Russell opens with a reflective evening prayer, leading into urgent pleas for divine help from Psalm 70. The themes of justice and compassion shine in Psalm 72's prayer for a righteous ruler. He recounts Isaiah's prophecy before diving into Luke 7, highlighting Jesus' miracle of raising a widow's son. There's an exploration of John's role amid diverse reactions to Jesus' teachings. The session wraps up with communal prayers, personal reflections, and a heartfelt closing blessing.

Join a moment of silence and reflection as Morning Prayer opens, guiding listeners into a space of worship. Discover the powerful themes of Psalm 66, celebrating God's deliverance and answered prayers. Explore wisdom from Sirach on the importance of choosing friends. The episode highlights the significance of Christ the King with a recitation that honors his victory and impending judgment. Conclude with heartfelt prayers and an invitation for personal intercessions, leaving listeners with a blessing to go in peace.

Evening Prayer begins with an invitation to silence, paving the way for spiritual reflection. Psalm 69 is read, shifting from deep lament to hopeful praise. Hezekiah's gripping story of illness and divine promise showcases faith in action. The Magnificat celebrates God’s mercy and the turnaround of fortunes. Teachings from Luke present wisdom on judgment, discipleship, and the faith of a centurion. Prayers are offered, including the Lord’s Prayer, with calls for peace and unity, wrapping the service in rich spiritual tradition.

This morning's prayer offers a reflective silence and heartfelt confessions. Psalm 69 is shared as a plea for mercy, while Sirach emphasizes the importance of wisdom and justice, especially towards orphans. Paul's unwavering journey to Jerusalem is recounted, highlighting his prophetic warnings. The service includes expressions of thanksgiving, affirmations of faith, and communal prayers for peace and unity. All this culminates in a blessing and invitations for further connection.

Andrew Russell leads Evening Prayer with introspective silence and confession. He reflects on Psalm 68, celebrating God's support and the sacred procession. The narrative shifts to Isaiah 37, highlighting Hezekiah's earnest prayer for deliverance. The Magnificat praises God's mercy and the elevation of the humble. In Luke 6, teachings on the Beatitudes and loving one's enemies are explored. Finally, heartfelt intercessions and nighttime prayers round out the service, encouraging peace and spiritual reflection.

Join in a morning of reflection focused on Psalm 68, celebrating God's triumph and care for the vulnerable. Delve into Sirach’s wisdom on patience and trust amid challenges. Explore Paul’s heartfelt farewell to the Ephesian elders, emphasizing vigilance against false teachings. Engage in communal prayers, including the Lord's Prayer, and personal intercessions, fostering a spirit of devotion. Conclude with blessings that inspire listeners to love and serve in their daily lives.

Join for a soulful Evening Prayer reflecting on Psalms that celebrate God's providence and blessing for all nations. Dive into the dramatic recount of Rabshakeh's taunts in Isaiah 36 and witness Jesus' miraculous healings and the calling of the twelve apostles in Luke 6. The session wraps with heartfelt prayers, including a special commemoration of Clement of Rome, and invites moments of silent reflection, making for an enriching spiritual experience.

This episode opens with a moment of silence and confession, setting a reflective tone. The readings of Psalms 61-62 highlight the importance of finding refuge in God. Delving into Sirach, wisdom is defined as fearing the Lord. A canticle exalts Christ as King, celebrating hope in divine judgment. The narrative of Acts brings to life Paul's journey and the dramatic incident involving Eutychus, showcasing urgency in faith. Concluding with prayers and blessings, the service encourages peace and action in the listener's life.

The host leads an enriching Evening Prayer, inviting reflection and silence. Psalm 63 is shared, expressing a deep longing for God, followed by Psalm 64's plea for protection from secret plots. Isaiah 35 brings promises of healing and restoration. Luke 5 introduces a powerful story of forgiveness as a paralyzed man is healed. The recitation of the Magnificat highlights God's mercy and uplifting of the humble. Closing prayers foster a sense of gratitude and community, making for a spiritually uplifting experience.