CLT Audio

This now classic book, For the Life of the World by Orthodox theologian Alexander Schmemann, has been influential in the life of Rez clergy and some leaders. CLT is going to introduce and unpack some of its rich and inspiring thoughts about worship and the mission of the church. This session was lead by Dr. Jay Wood, professor of philosophy at Wheaton College.

This now classic book, For the Life of the World by Orthodox theologian Alexander Schmemann, has been influential in the life of Rez clergy and some leaders. CLT is going to introduce and unpack some of its rich and inspiring thoughts about worship and the mission of the church. This session was lead by Stan Jones, whose academic expertise is in the field of psychology, is provost of Wheaton College and a member of Church of the Resurrection.

This now classic book, For the Life of the World by Orthodox theologian Alexander Schmemann, has been influential in the life of Rez clergy and some leaders. CLT is going to introduce and unpack some of its rich and inspiring thoughts about worship and the mission of the church. This session was led by Barbara Gauthier, an active member of Rez who has extensive background in church liturgy. Due to technical difficulties, only the first thirty minutes are available for download.

You are attracted to liturgy but don’t quite know why. Or, after years of liturgical worship, you find yourself in a slough of despondency. Whatever your current liturgical experience, you’ll likely benefit from this class by Mark Galli, senior managing editor of Christianity Today and Rez member. It is based on his just published book, Beyond Bells & Smells: The Wonder and Power of Christian Liturgy. He’ll mix some readings of the book and some discussion to help us appreciate the liturgy ever more deeply.

You are attracted to liturgy but don’t quite know why. Or, after years of liturgical worship, you find yourself in a slough of despondency. Whatever your current liturgical experience, you’ll likely benefit from this class by Mark Galli, senior managing editor of Christianity Today and Rez member. It is based on his just published book, Beyond Bells & Smells: The Wonder and Power of Christian Liturgy. He’ll mix some readings of the book and some discussion to help us appreciate the liturgy ever more deeply.

Dr. Steve Walton, Senior Lecturer in Greek & New Testament Studies at London School of Theology teaches on Acts. He will be sharing from what he has learned while working on the Word Biblical Commentary on Acts. Steve’s passion is to help others engage with the NT for themselves and has co-authored a Gospels and Acts textbook, Exploring the New Testament, Vol. 1, as well as writing a scholarly study of Acts and 1 Thessalonians, Leadership and Lifestyle, and a book on vocation for all Christians, A Call to Live.

The Book of Ezekiel was written for the Israelites living in exile in Babylon, when the fithful were asking what it meant to live faithfully in a society that was so hostile to their faith. Sound familiar? Ezekiel, however, is one of those books whose cadences are so very unfamiliar. Dan Block, professor of Old Testament at Wheaton College, will help us unravel the mystery of this prophetic book. Dr. Block is the author of the widely acclaimed New International Commentary on the Old Testament: The Book of Ezekiel.

The Book of Ezekiel was written for the Israelites living in exile in Babylon, when the fithful were asking what it meant to live faithfully in a society that was so hostile to their faith. Sound familiar? Ezekiel, however, is one of those books whose cadences are so very unfamiliar. Dan Block, professor of Old Testament at Wheaton College, will help us unravel the mystery of this prophetic book. Dr. Block is the author of the widely acclaimed New International Commentary on the Old Testament: The Book of Ezekiel.

The Book of Ezekiel was written for the Israelites living in exile in Babylon, when the fithful were asking what it meant to live faithfully in a society that was so hostile to their faith. Sound familiar? Ezekiel, however, is one of those books whose cadences are so very unfamiliar. Dan Block, professor of Old Testament at Wheaton College, will help us unravel the mystery of this prophetic book. Dr. Block is the author of the widely acclaimed New International Commentary on the Old Testament: The Book of Ezekiel.

The Book of Ezekiel was written for the Israelites living in exile in Babylon, when the fithful were asking what it meant to live faithfully in a society that was so hostile to their faith. Sound familiar? Ezekiel, however, is one of those books whose cadences are so very unfamiliar. Dan Block, professor of Old Testament at Wheaton College, will help us unravel the mystery of this prophetic book. Dr. Block is the author of the widely acclaimed New International Commentary on the Old Testament: The Book of Ezekiel.