Vox Veniae Podcast

The work of the people. Our weekly rhythm of being together as a larger community to worship and confess, to engage scripture and prayer, to celebrate eucharist, and to be sent back into the city with a benediction each and every week.

Vox Veniae Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Vox Veniae, with 100 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Vox Veniae hosts Vox Veniae Podcast, a religion show with 100 episodes published.

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  Episode #1010

  Finding a Place You Already Belong

  Aug 16, 202626 min

  Vanessa Maleare Interviews Dr. Lynn Osgood, Vox’s new Scholar in Residence, as she explores our sense of calling through the theology of placemaking, asking how the physical places we inhabit shape us, and how our calling shapes those places in return. Reflection Questions When in your life have you felt a call? What did that call feel like in your body? What difference did you witness between the call you felt and how it lived out in the world?

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  Episode #1009

  Wait...

  Aug 9, 202630 min

  Nic Acosta notices that with each passing year, we seem to get better and better at optimizing time management and reducing wait time. But what if waiting is a fundamental experience of being human and fertile spiritual soil that we're depriving ourselves of? What if God is offering to meet us in our moments of waiting and inviting us into the riches of living according to divine time? [1 Kings 19:9-18] Reflection Questions Are there truths that we might need to say in order to make the experience of waiting for God more bearable? How can our periods of waiting be opportunities to embrace the silence of God? How would our waiting be different if we lived according to the fullness of God's time (kairos) instead of the tyranny of the world's time (chronos)?

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  Episode #1008

  For Such a Moment as This: A Lesson in Impermanence

  Jul 26, 202627 min

  In honor of Christopher Mack’s last Sunday at Vox, Vanessa Maleare leads us through an exercise in discernment using the story of Esther and the Buddhist teaching of impermanence. [Esther 4:12-17] Practices: Listen and notice what/who is around you this week. Release the need for everything to be permanent. Take stock of what your context is. Where are you embedded? What is the need in the world around you? Listen and notice what is within. What gifts do you have? What power do you have? Be honest and really listen to the answer to this question. Esther thought she had none. But she did in fact have position and beauty on her side which proved to be powerful indeed. Finally ask yourself: how can I meet the needs of the world around me?

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  Episode #1007

  Losing and Finding Ourselves in the Work of the People

  Jul 19, 202632 min

  Christopher Mack shares his final message as a pastor on staff at Vox. He picks up Jesus’ Parable of the Wheat and Weeds to challenge ourselves personally and communally to participate in God’s wholeness. [Matthew 13:24-30] Reflection Questions When was a recent ‘aha!’ moment, when you awakened to Divine Presence already-present to your one wild, perplexing, challenging, and beautiful life? Where are you mercilessly fighting against imperfection, yours and the world’s? How might you practice giving thanks as a way of getting unstuck from resentment and despair?

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  Episode #1006

  Is a Nonviolent Future Really Possible?

  Jul 12, 202625 min

  Gena St. David glimpses in Jesus’ Parable of the Sower, a hope that the nonviolence we see in the life of Jesus can grow “a hundredfold” in our own lives and world–creating ripples larger than we dare dream or imagine. [Matthew 13:18-23] Reflection Questions Where are you already practicing nonviolence–and what ripples do you imagine it could create? Where would you like to become more nonviolent–toward the planet, animals, another person, or yourself? When you practice nonviolence, how do you feel?

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