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“Peace Be With You” Podcast Series

May 10,2023

Pentecost

Flames representing Fire at Pentecost

50 days after Easter, we find ourselves at Pentecost.  This is Jesus’ way of affirming to his followers that He is still with them, though his body is gone.  Spiritual gifts are given to us from God to carry on His work. Speaking in tongues may represent that Jesus brought many nationalities and cultures together, and all “tongues” were understood. Symbols of Pentecost include Wind- the breath of God, Fire- represented by the color red,  Water,- a symbol of cleansing and the Dove-representing Peace. 

PBWY Podcast May 11, 2023 – Pentecost. Transcript, Edited for Readability

PBWY Podcast May 11, 2023

April 9, 20232

The Season of Easter

Easter is the first major festival celebrated by early  Christians.  Sunday is the day of Resurrection, leading to Sundays being the day of worship for Christians. The Easter season lasts for 50 days, followed by Pentecost.  In weeks following Easter day, the readings deal with the concept and mysteries of rising from the tomb and resurrection.  Because of Jesus’ sacrifice, for us, death itself is not the final say.  We celebrate Easter when someone dies and they are raised to heaven.

2023 Easter Season Podcast Transcript-Edited for readability

March 19, 2023

The Lenten Season

Purple background palm leaf, cross made of palm and ashes

What is Lent?  A Season of wilderness in preparation for Christ rising from the grave. It also represents the 40 days and 40 night during which Christ was tempted by the devil. The idea of ‘giving up something’ is in recognition of Christ’s suffering which is a great opportunity for self-improvement as well as sacrifice. The bookends of this season are from Ash Wednesday to Good Friday. 

The Lenten Season Podcast-document-edited for readability. 

December 2022

The Season of Advent

Candles of Advent: Hope, Peace, Joy, Love

 

In this podcast, Fr Ryan Fischer and Dave Baumgartner talk a little about the meaning of the Advent Season in the Episcopal Church

October 8, 2022

The Nicene Creed

Nicene Creed Wordle created by Robert Tablet

 

In our first “Peace Be With You” podcast, Father Ryan Fischer explains the Nicene Creed.