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Robert Myallis

Ponder Anew Podcast

A weekly Religion, Spirituality and Christianity podcast
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We continue with episode 2 of looking at the book of Judges, this week moving ahead to chapter 2.  The core issue in chapter 2 is the challenge the Israelites face in passing on their faith to the next generation, who grow up with different exp
For Summer 2024, we look at…the book of Judges.  That’s right, that Old Testament book that is SO, well, Old Testamentish.  One might argue it is the worst book in the Bible. This week we start off with chapter 1, which is highly problematic fo
“It is finished” (John 19:30)  With this word from the cross, we finish our series on the last words of Jesus. To get at the significance of what Jesus says, we consider the words of other famous people, especially religious luminaries.
Jesus in the cross cries out in existential suffering:  “My God, My God, Why have you forsaken me?”  Does God suffer?  Can you love someone and not suffer?  Does God suffer with you on the cross? The podcast begins with a reflection on the marr
“Into your hands I commend my Spirit.”  Jesus was a spiritual person.  A spiritual guru. What does it mean for us as humans to be spiritual?  A reflection on what we’ve lost in terms of spirituality over time and what we can recover.
“Woman, behold your son; behold your mother.” America has many crises; one of them is loneliness.  A reflection on why we are a lonely people and what Christ (and Christ alone!) is doing about it.
“Today you will be with my in paradise”  With these words, we interrupt this Lenten series on the cross to talk about paradise and heaven!  Turns out the Bible describes heaven as paradise, but a “whole” lot more beautiful and mind-blowing than
We continue with our seven words, this week picking up with “I Thirst” With these words, Jesus reveals he is human.  In this podcast, we consider Jesus humanity. A)  What is the difference between gods and humans — what would the divine lose by
We begin a new series for Lent 2024.  We will focus on the 7 last words of Christ from the cross.  This week we start with “Father, Forgive Them, they know not what they do.” Two foci this podcast season The Words of the Cross as an invitation
We wrap up our pieces for peace series with the most unlikely piece of the nativity, Quirinius the Governor of Syria.   Did he exist?  When did he rule?  When was Jesus born?  Why does Luke include him? But first, what does it mean for Luke to
What piece of the manger scene do you imagine is there…but probably isn’t in most (store bought) nativity scenes. Who is the missing piece that is a part of your imagined nativity?  An invitation to some holy pondering, including a reflection o
For this week’s podcast, we take up THE holiday question:  Mary, did you know?!
We continue with our Pieces for Peace theme this Advent, focusing on the angels.  They appears lots in the first fear chapters of Luke.  And they keep telling people “Do not be afraid.”  Why is this?  What peace of Christ do they offer us?
This Advent we will focus on “Pieces for Peace” how the different pieces of the manger scene can invite us to come into the peace of Jesus.  We start off with the animals in the manger.   Of course we get to Jesus and the restoration of all thi
“Render unto Caesar the things of Caesar and to God the things of God.”  These are words of Jesus that have shaped the course of human history! In the first half of the podcast, we consider the story behind the quote, which focuses on money and
Episode 5:  Talk about a Sunday-Monday gap.  Last Saturday I watched as Israel was brutally attacked by Hamas.  Last Sunday I heard about the peace that passes all understanding!  A world at war is a world that Christ has not fully overcome.  I
Jesus throws down the gauntlet with the religious leaders of his day (Matthew 21:33-46).   In so doing, he challenges us to consider our own lives and what we build our lives on – what is our cornerstone?  Behind this lies the question, how do
For our third episode of this season, we focus on Jesus interaction in the Temple (Matthew 21:23-32), which culminates in Jesus telling a parable rich with both judgment and mercy. The focus of this episode is Jesus as teacher; the first half i
We continue looking at parables from Matthew’s Gospel (Matthew 20:1-16), playing with the disconnect between the world and ethics of the Bible (peace, forgiveness, love, grace) and the world and ethics of the World (conflict, jealousy, anger). 
It is a new season on the podcast, looking at bridging the Sunday to Monday gap.  To get at this gap, we will reflect together on the parables of Jesus in Matthew’s Gospel. For our first parable, we look at Matthew 18:21-35 and the story of the
Is forgiveness the same as erasing of a debt? We wrap up our season on the first chapters of Paul’s letter to the Romans, focusing on Romans 4:16-25.  Turns out that the God we’ve come to know in the cross of Jesus Christ is interested in somet
Why were the police called to our church cemetery?  Good question!  Listen to the podcast and find out. This week’s episode though is about neither cemeteries or police officers.  Rather, in this week’s episode we examine the major social bound
If you’ve ever been given a tract on the streets about Jesus, it like uses verses from Romans 3 to tell you a story that goes like this You are a bad person God is mad at you and wants to punish you God loves you though and so he sent his son J
Is God both merciful and just?  As Paul continues to build his argument about who God is and what God has done for us, he leans heavily into the justice of God (Romans 2:3-16).  Can we have a just and merciful God?  How do we see justice and gr
Summer means a few things:  Fireflies, fireworks and fantastic photos of nature.  Lovely, right!!  In this podcast, we continue in Romans 1, considering the things of summer:  creation and independence day.  And oh yes, of course, God’s reveale
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