The Lamb of God: Episode 1

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Global Crossroads - Ancient Paths

Bishop Steven Croft

37 episodes

4 days ago

We are living at a global crossroads: a time of deep challenge, uncertainty and change. What kind of leadership is needed in this moment - not only in the Church, but in our communities, our nations, and our world? Bishop Steven draws on the wisdom of ancient Christian texts - and a few sage guests along the way - to reflect on how what it means to follow Christ in today’s world.

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The Lamb of God: Episode 1 – The Cup

Global Crossroads - Ancient Paths

14 minutes 20 seconds

4 years ago

The Lamb of God: Episode 1 – The Cup

The Lamb of God: A journey through St John’s story of the passion

Our journey to the cross begins with the betrayal and arrest of Jesus. While the other three gospels focus on Jesus’ agony and inner turmoil, John instead focuses our attention elsewhere – on the real reason Jesus is drawn to the cross.

Hymn: There is a Green Hill Far Away, recorded and performed at home by Tom and Mandy Green for this podcast.
Reading: John 18.1-14 by Julia Hollander. (NRSV)
Commentary by Bishop Steven.
A minute of silence follows +Steven’s commentary for personal reflection.
Taizé: Kyrie, kyrie, eleison.

This episode was produced by the Revd Charlotte Bannister-Parker in collaboration with Steven Buckley and Phil Hind. Music performed under CCLI 535160 and Limited Online Music License LE-0018115. Licenses registered to the Oxford Diocesan Board of Finance. Album artwork ‘Jerusalem’, Charlotte Bannister-Parker.

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