The Daily Office Podcast

In this engaging session, Andrew Russell leads Evening Prayer, inviting moments of silence and reflection. Psalm 91 is read, emphasizing divine protection and promise. The passage from Isaiah 49 shines light on God's servant bringing hope and restoration. Jesus' words in Luke 11 challenge listeners to reflect on inner light amidst judgment. The Magnificat celebrates mercy and justice, while intercessions encourage communal support. Closing blessings inspire love and service as the gathering concludes.

Morning Prayer begins with a reflective introduction on confession and worship. Psalm 90 explores the contrast between God's eternity and human frailty. Sirach 38 emphasizes the importance of honoring physicians and skilled labor. In Acts 28, the gripping tale of Paul's shipwreck and miraculous healings in Malta unfolds. The session includes heartfelt prayers, including the Kyrie and the Lord's Prayer, culminating in a moving closing with thanksgiving and blessings.

The podcast opens with a moment of silence, inviting listeners into Evening Prayer. A corporate confession leads to reflections on Psalm 89, where David laments apparent divine rejection. Isaiah 48 highlights God's providence and the importance of heeding His lessons. The Magnificat celebrates God's mercy and the reversal of fortunes. Luke 11 teaches about the Lord's Prayer and spiritual authority. Intercessions are offered, including a commemoration for Clement of Alexandria, before final blessings and a call to go in peace.

Morning prayer sets a reflective tone, urging listeners to prepare for Advent. Psalm 89 highlights God's faithfulness and His covenant with David, while Sirach 34 offers insights on wisdom found in experiences. A dramatic reading from Acts 27 details Paul's perilous voyage and God's promise of safety. The canticle proclaims Christ as the coming Savior, and intercessory prayers invite spiritual renewal. Final blessings remind everyone to embrace peace as they move forward.

The discussion begins with a reflective evening prayer, inviting tranquility before diving into profound themes. Psalm 88 unveils the depths of despair, coupled with Isaiah's striking oracle against Babylon. Highlighted is the Magnificat, celebrating divine mercy and hope. The contrasting narratives of the Good Samaritan and Martha & Mary prompt contemplation on mercy versus devotion. As John of Damascus is commemorated, prayers for guidance and peace resonate, culminating in a heartfelt evening blessing and silent reflection.

Start your day with Morning Prayer led by Andrew Russell, featuring reflective silence and heartfelt confessions. Dive into the emotional depth of Psalm 86, calling for mercy amid trials, and rejoice in the celebration of Zion in Psalm 87. Explore wisdom and folly through the teachings of Sirach 21, then listen to Paul's compelling defense to King Agrippa in Acts 26. Seasonal collects and prayers for guidance enrich the service, culminating in a call for personal intercessions and a warm closing blessing.

The evening prayer begins with Andrew inviting a moment of silence. He highlights the themes of watchfulness and confession, followed by readings from Psalm 85 and Isaiah 46, emphasizing God's mercy and sovereignty. Andrew also leads the Magnificat, celebrating God's faithfulness. The discussion includes Jesus' instructions for the seventy-two and his prayer of thanksgiving. Concluding with intercessions for the weary and a blessing, the session invites reflection and community support.

In this episode, Andrew Russell expresses a deep longing for God's presence through a reading of Psalm 84. He reflects on human frailty and the boundless mercy found in Sirach 18. The session highlights the significance of Christ's kingship and the coming Savior through engaging canticles. Additionally, the narrative of Paul's trial before Agrippa in Acts 25 reveals themes of justice and faith. The morning concludes with heartfelt intercessions, allowing listeners to connect personally through prayer.

Andrew Russell opens with a reflective silence, leading into Evening Prayer that features the O gladsome light hymn. Psalm 83 seeks divine deliverance, while Isaiah 45 emphasizes God’s unique power. The Magnificat celebrates God's mercy, and the reading from Luke highlights Jesus' commitment to Jerusalem. A special prayer commemorates missionary Channing Moore Williams, followed by prayers for guidance and renewal. The session concludes with blessings and a call to go in peace.

Join Andrew Russell for a thought-provoking morning prayer that sets the tone for Advent. He recites Psalm 81, highlighting themes of deliverance and divine provision. Discover insights from Sirach 17 about humanity's creation and the call to repentance. The podcast also delves into the dramatic events of Acts 24-25, detailing Paul's trial and his bold defense. Closing with liturgical prayers and personal intercessions, this episode invites listeners to reflect on faith and community.