
Artwork: Touch Me Not by Jan Richardson*
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: The Jesus Prayer by Stephen Iverson*
(http://www.audiblefaith.com/pages/cd000204)
*used with permission.
WHEN IN DOUBT – with Todd Spencer

Artwork: Touch Me Not by Jan Richardson*
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: The Jesus Prayer by Stephen Iverson*
(http://www.audiblefaith.com/pages/cd000204)
*used with permission.

Artwork: Where the Way Leads by Jan Richardson*
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Tres Capos by Trace Bundy*
(tracebundy.com)
* used with permission
Hello friends,
I invite you to use the Search field to access one of the hundreds of previously recorded podcasts for your meditation and prayer needs this week. I’ll return with a new edition in a few days.
Deepest Peace,
Todd

Artwork: Mud in Your Eye by Jan Richardson (janrichardsonimages,com)*
Nature Sounds: Windy Winter Solstice– Lakefield National Park, Cape York by Tai* (https://soundcloud.com/nature-sounds/windy-winter-solstice)
*used with permission
Sorry, friends. I was gone most of the week and then I got sick. I’ll be back next week. Thank you for your patience.
Deepest Peace, Todd

Artwork: Waiting for the Wind by Jan Richardson*
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: The Time Has Come by Stephen Iverson*
http://www.audiblefaith.com/pages/cd000204
*used with permission

Photo: Cloudy Pikes Peak by Todd Spencer
Music: Tiny Lolf’s Journey by Trace Bundy*
(tracebundy.com)
*used with permission

Artwork: Transfiguration II by Jan Richardson*
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Interlude and Invocation by Trace Bundy*
(tracebundy.com)
*used with permission

Artwork: Blessing Cross by Jan Richardson*
(janrichardsonimages.come)
*used with permission

Artwork: Love is the Most Ancient Law by Jan Richardson*
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Communion by Trace Bundy*
(tracebundy.com)
*used with permission

Photo: The Winter Retreat hoodie, FUMC Youth, Colorado Springs, CO, January 2017
Song: Alleluia by Stephen Iverson*
(www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)
*used with permission

Artwork: Litany of the Blessed by Jan Richardson*
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: A Holy Rest by Stephen Iverson*
(www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)
*used with permission

Artwork: Casting, by Jan Richardson*
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Deleted Scene 1, Plowshares, by Trace Bundy*
(tracebundy.com)
*used with permission

Photo: Pikes Peak from Palmer Park by Todd Spencer
Music: Stone’s Serenade by Trace Bundy*
(tracebundy.com)
*used with permission

Photo: Christmas Eve Candlelight, First United Methodist Church, Colorado Springs
Music: Love Song by Trace Bundy
(tracebundy.com)

Artwork: The Day of the Lady by Jan Richardson*
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Song: Peace Be Still by Stephen Iverson*
(http://www.audiblefaith.com/pages/cd000204)
Nature Sounds: Windy Winter Solstice– Lakefield National Park, Cape York by Tai* (https://soundcloud.com/nature-sounds/windy-winter-solstice)
*used with permission

Photo: Sunset over Pikes Peak by Todd Spencer
Nature Sounds: Windy Winter Solstice– Lakefield National Park, Cape York by Tai* (https://soundcloud.com/nature-sounds/windy-winter-solstice)
*used with permission

Photo: Snow and Clouds of Pikes Peak by Todd Spencer
Song: Lord God Heal Me by Stephen Iverson*
(http://www.audiblefaith.com/pages/cd000204)
*used with permission

Photo: Inner Beauty Shines Through, a pine in the shadows of Mt. Shavano, Colorado by Todd Spencer
Song: Lord God Heal Me by Stephen Iverson*
(http://www.audiblefaith.com/pages/cd000204)

Photo: Peace at the Exit at Bent Hill Monastery, Black Forest, Colorado by Todd
Song: As a Flower by Stephen Iverson*
http://www.audiblefaith.com/pages/cd000204
*used with permission

Photo: Labyrinth of Benet Hill Monastery, Black Forest, Colorado by Todd Spencer
Music: Peace Be Still by Steven Iverson*
http://www.audiblefaith.com/pages/cd000204
*used with permission

Photo: Hiking Intemann Trail with Lukas
Nature Sounds: Spencers’ Backyard Fountain

Photo: Fall Leaves at Mueller State Park by Todd Spencer
Music: Be Still by Trace Bundy*
(tracebundy.com)
*used with permission

Photo: San Gabriel Sanctuary, California by Todd Spencer
Music: Pruninghooks by Trace Bundy*
(tracebundy.com)
*Used with permission

Photo: Sunset from the mountain at Camp Egan, Oklahoma. Todd’s spiritual home.
Nature Sounds: Todd and Debi’s backyard fountain

Photo: Slate River near Crested Butte, Colorado by Todd Spencer
Nature Sounds: Backyard Fountain at the Spencer Home by Todd Spencer

Photo: Todd selfie on the Smith River, Montana. Great fly fishing, August 2016!
Nature Sounds: Sutherland Creek Waterfall off of the Intemann Trail, Manitou Springs, Colorado, recorded by Todd Spencer

Artwork: The Wrestling Is Where the Blessing Begins by Jan Richardson*
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Nature Sounds: Windy Winter Solstice– Lakefield National Park, Cape York by Tai* (https://soundcloud.com/nature-sounds/windy-winter-solstice)
*used with permission

Photo: Smoky Front Range by Todd Spencer
Music: Missile Bell by Trace Bundy*
*used with permission

Photo: Back Valley of John Wesley Ranch by Todd Spencer
Music: Urban Challenge by Trace Bundy*
(tracebundy.com)
*used with permission

Photo: Clouds Hugging Pikes Peak, by Todd Spencer
Song: Only Love by Stephen Iverson
http://www.audiblefaith.com/pages/cd000204

Photo: This is the cover from Rohr’s book, Things Hidden, which I draw from so often.
Song: Peace Be Still by Stephen Iverson*
(http://www.audiblefaith.com/pages/cd000204)
*used with permission
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Friends, I apologize for the earlier technical difficulty with this week’s podcast! You should be able to access the audio now. Thank you, Karen Crutchfield, for bringing the problem to my attention. Deepest Peace, Todd
Icon: This is a version of The Holy Trinity icon written by Andrei Rublev of the 15th Century. This particular version hangs in the Episcopal Trinity Cathedral of Portland, Oregan. Students and their instructor, Sherry Lynch, donated their time, skills, paints and gold to create this icon as a gift from Trinity Iconography Institute to the Cathedral .
Music: Deleted Scene #2, Pruninghooks, by Trace Bundy *
(tracebundy.com)
*used with permission

Photo: Courage at Rosslyn Chapel, Midlothian, Scotland by Todd Spencer
Music: Deleted Scene #1, Plowshares by Trace Bundy
(tracebundy.com)

Photo: Patience Pillar of Rosslyn Chapel, Midlothian, Scotland by Todd Spencer
Music, piece #1: Be Quiet by Mr. Bish
(http://soundcloud.com/mr-bish/be-quiet)
Music, piece #2: A Holy Rest by Stephen Iverson*
(www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)
Sorry, but no podcast this week…Stay tuned!

Photo: Beautiful Clouds Before the Rain, take by Todd Spencer
Music: Tiny Lolf’s Journey, by Trace Bundy
(tracebundy.com)

Image: Circle Journaling. This is my visual for the exercise I describe at the conclusion of the podcast. Placing the word, phrase, image that was given to you as you listened to the text being read in in a circle/shape in the middle of the page, draw lines outwardly from there to other circles where you are invited to place words, emotions, other thoughts that percalate up while considering the central gift. Then, meditate upon/savor the whole page for a bit. After that, ask God how this is meant to be nourishment or challenge for you this day. Conclude with silence and stillness in God’s presence.
Song: The Time Has Come by Stephen Iverson
(www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)

Photo: That’s the little Cuthbert’s Isle, just off the shore of Lindisfarne Island, England. One September night, a few years ago, when I meant to spend just a few hours of the night in prayer on Cuthbert’s Isle, I accidentally got stranded the entire night due to a very high and fast rising tide. During the night, it briefly rained a few times, was very windy, and at one point, it seemed that perhaps the entire isle would go under water. St. Cuthbert was with me, there next to the 2 foot high ruins of what once was his little chapel. And the seals in the bay came and playfully welcomed me at sunrise. A most luminal and mysterious night — holy for me.
Music: Refugee by Trace Bundy
(tracebundy.com)

Photo: Andy Raine, of the Northumbria Community, showing me the way to the prayer holes in the cliffs of Lindisfarne Island, England, at midnight. That path soon disappeared. The wildness, mystery and laughter made this a very thin place and moment in time for me!

Photo: Prayer Crypt at Marygate Retreat House on the Holy Island of Lindisfarne, England, by Todd Spencer
Music: Your Living Breath by Stephen Iverson*
(www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)
*used with permission

Photo: Sanctuary Window, Grace Cathedral in San Francisco taken by Todd Spencer
Music: Love Song by Trace Bundy*
(tracebundy.com)
*used with permission

Artwork: A Woman Anoints Jesus’ Feet by Jan Richardson*
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Peace, Be Still by Stephen Iverson*
(www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)
*used with permission

Artwork: From a Long Way by Jan Richardson*
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Coronation by Trace Bundy*
(tracebundy.com)
*used with permission

Artwork: Cerezo Barredo’s weekly gospel illustration
(as found at The Text This Week)
Music: As a Flower by Stephen Iverson*
(www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)

Music: I Will Arise sung by Martha Bassett*
(http://www.marthabassett.com/albums/)
Photo: Mosaic at the foot of the altar in Dominus Flavit chapel built on the traditional site where Jesus stopped and wept over the city of Jerusalem
(as found at https://thelifekinetic.wordpress.com)
*used with permission

Photo: Deadwood Joshua Tree by Michelle DeRusha*
(Through the Wilderness, February 27, 2012)
Music: Joy and Sorrow by Trace Bundy*
(tracebundy.com)
*used with permission

Artwork: The Transfiguration of Our Lord, as found on the website http://campus.udayton.edu/mary/meditations/luminous.html
Music: Lord God Heal Me by Stephen Iverson
(www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)

Artwork: Love is the Most Ancient Law by Jan Richardson*
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Only Love by Stephen Iverson*
(www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)
Hello Listeners,
I’m sorry but I am technologically stuck right now and cannot post a new podcast. Computer issues need to be addressed. Until I find a fix, you might want to use the search field on my site to find a lectio from my archives. I’ll be back soon so don’t give up on me!
Deep Peace
Todd

Photo: Pikes Peak Sunset January 9, 2016 by Todd Spencer
Natura Sounds: Windy Winter Solstice– Lakefield National Park, Cape York by Tai* (https://soundcloud.com/nature-sounds/windy-winter-solstice)
*used with permission

Artwork: Something Old, Something New by Jan Richardson
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Stone’s Serenade by Trace Bundy
(tracebundy.com)

Artwork: Winter Solstice by Jan Richardson*
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Anchor by Trace Bundy*
(tracebundy.com)
*used with permission
Artwork: Knocking from the Inside by Jan Richardson*
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Song: Gabriel and Mary by the late Garrison Doles
(http://www.garrisondoles.com/products.html)
*used with permission

Artwork: Getting the Message by Jan Richardson *
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Song: Right Before Me by Stephen Iverson *
(www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)
*used with permission

Artwork: Making Way by Jan Richardson*
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Song: Make Your Home in Me by Stephen Iverson, sung by Todd Spencer
(www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)
*used with permission
Please support me as I sleep outside in the cold November 12th to help get more teens off of the street! The above photo is of my box and tarp in which I slept last year for the Night Out to End Youth Homelessness. My personal goal is to raise $2,000. Our group goal is to raise $50,000. Any donation amount is most welcomed! Here’s my fund raising page on Colorado Gives: Todd’s Fund Raising Page.
Music: Moon Rise by Trace Bundy
(tracebundy.com)
Deepest Peace,
Todd
Photo: One Honey Locust Leaf by Michelle DeRusha*
Intro: Todd’s Open D Intro by Todd Spencer*
Song: Peace Be Still by Stephen Iverson*
*used with permission
Artwork: Beneath the Longing by Jan Richardson
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Credo III by Dan Gibson
(http://www.discogs.com/label/133737-Dan-Gibson-Productions-Ltd)
Artwork: What’s the Invitation by Jan Richardson*
(jandrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Right Before Me by Stephen Iverson*
(www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)
Nature Sounds: Dawn Chorus Australia by Tai*
(https://soundcloud.com/search/sounds?q=dawn%20chorus%20australia%20tai)
*used with permission
Photo: Blue Ridge View (Devil’s Courthouse), NC by Todd Spencer
Nature Sounds: Windy Winter Solstice– Lakefield National Park, Cape York by Tai*(https://soundcloud.com/nature-sounds/windy-winter-solstice)
*used with permission
Hey Friends!
I’m up at John Wesley Ranch (Divide, CO) working on trails and doing fire midigation with a team of wonderful teenagers this week. I’ll return soon. Meanwhile, there are 150 episodes in the archives available for your pleasure. Try using the search field on the upper right.
Deepest Peace, Todd
Music: Stone’s Serenade by Trace Bundy
(tracebundy.com)
Art: Martyrdom and Death of John the Baptist, Catherale d’Amiens, from Art in the Christian Tradition, a project of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library, Nashville, TN. http://diglib.library.vanderbilt.edu/act-imagelink.pl?RC=29348 [retrieved July 6, 2015]
Photo: Discovered by way of Google Images at Centre Church (http://www.centrechurch.net/blog/2014/10/24/advwhk2l7spcrpjt5h5y21w72m1au5)
Music: Open My Eyes by Stephen Iverson
(www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)
Gone to Oklahoma to spend time with my folks. Back next week! I encourage you to find a podcast from my archives to use this week. There are over 100 to choose from!
Easter Peace,
Todd
Photo: Wheat Stalk by Tattoo Kid
(http://tattoo-kid.com/wheat-stalk-tattoo.htm)
Music: The Jesus Prayer by Stephen Iverson (www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)
Artwork: Discernment in the Desert by Jan Richardson*
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Nature Sounds: Windy Winter Solstice- Lakefield National Park, Cape York by Tai*(https://soundcloud.com/nature-sounds/windy-winter-solstice)
* Artwork and Nature Sounds used with permissions.
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog.
Here’s an excerpt:
The concert hall at the Sydney Opera House holds 2,700 people. This blog was viewed about 14,000 times in 2014. If it were a concert at Sydney Opera House, it would take about 5 sold-out performances for that many people to see it.
Artwork: A Home for God by Jan Richardson*
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Nature Sounds: Windy Winter Solstice 1 – Lakefield National Park, Cape York by Tai*(https://soundcloud.com/nature-sounds/windy-winter-solstice)
*Artwork and Nature Sounds used with permissions.
Photo: Emperor Tiberius Denarius – Tribute Penny (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiberius#mediaviewer/File:Emperor_Tiberius_Denarius_-_Tribute_Penny.jpg)
Music: The Time Has Come by Stephen Iverson
(www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)
What is our Lord doing in this last hour before his arrest, before his Passion begins? He goes away alone to pray. So we, when we have a severe trial to undergo, or some danger or some suffering to face, go aside to pray in solitude, and so pass the last hours that separate us from our trial. Let us do this in every serious event in our lives. Let us prepare for it, gather strength, light, grace, to behave well, by praying and praying alone during the hours before our trial. ~ Charles de Foucauld in Meditations of a Hermit
Artwork: Blessing Them He Withdrew by Jan Richardson
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Stone’s Serenade by Trace Bundy
(tracebundy.com)
Music and Artwork used with permission
Abstractions offer the ego lots of payoffs: We can remain seemingly in control; we can live in our heads; we can avoid loving in general or loving anyone in particular; we can avoid humor, paradox and freedom…
~ Richard Rohr, Things Hidden, p.68.
Artwork and Music used with permissions.
Artwork: And Open Our Eyes to Behold Love’s Face by Jan Richardson
(www.janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Moon Rise by Trace Bundy
(tracebundy.com)
How good of you, God, to make truth a relationship instead of an idea.
~ Richard Rohr
Artwork: A Tender and Grimy Grace by Jan Richardson(www.janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Kyrie Eleison, Dan Gibson’s Solitudes: Peaceful Gegorian Chants
(http://www.solitudes.com/Shopping/ViewProductDetails.aspx?productID=INDY_0096741144127_MP3)
“Standing humbly before God’s gaze not only unites the psyche but it…frees us from…the vertigo of imagination. It’s the whirlpool of imagination, looking here, there and everywhere. Standing before one, accepting God literally allows you to be composed and gathered into one place. You can be in one place; you can be here, now. You stop always looking over there, for tomorrow’s happiness. Then, and always, “now is the favorable time, today is the day of salvation” (2 Corinthians 6:2).
~ Richard Rohr in Things Hidden: Scripture as Spirituality, p.65.
Artwork: Teach Me Your Paths by Jan Richardson
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Missile Bell by Trace Bundy
(tracebundy.com)
Artwork: So Loved by Jan Richardson
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Nature Sounds: Windy Winter Solstice 1 – Lakefield National Park, Cape York by Tai (https://soundcloud.com/nature-sounds/windy-winter-solstice)
To have naked interface with the Ultimate Other is to know one’s self in one’s truest and deepest being. When you allow yourself to be perfectly received, totally gazed upon by the One who knows everything and receives everything, you are indestructible…then the voices of the human crowd, even negative ones, have little power to hurt you… (Richard Rohr)
Artwork: For Joy by Jan Richardson
(janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Love Song by Trace Bundy
(tracebundy.com)
The Bible is full of flawed, wounded individuals….Those flaws train them, it seems, for mutuality, vulnerability and honest face-to-face relationship, where you allow the other to influence you. Our word for that is presence or even faith. ~ Richard Rohr, Things Hidden: Scripture as Spirituality, pp.63-64.
Artwork: The Gift of Story by Jan Richardson
(http://www.janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Kyrie Eleison, Dan Gibson’s Solitudes: Peaceful Gegorian Chants
(http://www.solitudes.com/Shopping/ViewProductDetails.aspx?productID=INDY_0096741144127_MP3)
Friends,
Spending much needed time in Oklahoma with my parents. I’ll return soon. If you would, please pray for my father who is struggling with health issues. Thank you. May God’s hope and joy abide with you this week!
Deepest Peace,
Todd
“Healthy religion knows that there are many essential things you can only know by a different path than cerebral knowing…The really great truths, like love and inner freedom, are not fully conceptual…They can never be ‘proven’ to others, whether you’re a Ph.D. or even have five degrees in theology. They are known holistically, that is — when all of you is there!” ~ Richard Rohr, Scripture as Spirituality, p. 63.
Artwork: That We May Breathe Together by Jan Richardson
(www.janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: The Time Has Come by Stephen Iverson
(www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)
“Mystery is not something that you cannot understand, but it is something that is endlessly understandable! It is multilayered and pregnant with meaning and never totally admits to closure or resolution.” ~ Richard Rohr in Scripture as Spirituality, p. 62.
Artwork: Jacob and the Angel by Jacob Epstein, contemporary, 1940, Tate Gallery.
Music: Refugee by Trace Bundy (www.tracebundy.com/index/html)
“Jesus brings the biblical tradition to a climax when he defines truth itself as personal rather than conceptual. He says, ‘I am the truth”…and then immediately defines himself as on who is in absolute relationship with his ‘Father”…and the Spirit who is in relationship to both…This rearranges the world of religion from arguments over ideas and concepts into a world of encounter, relationship and presence to the face of the oner. That changes everything.” ~ Richard Rohr, Things Hidden: Scripture as Spirituality, p. 61.
Artwork: How Can This Be? by Jan Richardson (Used with permission)(www.janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Communiion by Trace Bundy (used with permission)
(http://www.tracebundy.com/index.html)
Artwork: In The Presence of the Angels by Jan Richardson
(http://www.janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Peace Be Still by Stephen Iverson
(http://www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)
Good to be back!
I hope this week’s lectio stirs up a good drenching of grace. Here’s part of Lucado’s quote I use in the podcast this week:
God’s grace has a drenching about it. A wildness about it. A white-water, riptide, turn-you-upside-downness about it. Grace comes after you. It rewires you. From insecure to God secure. From regret-riddled to better-because-of-it. From afraid-to-die to ready-to-fly. Grace is the voice that calls us to change and then gives us the power to pull it off.
(Max Lucado in his book Grace: More Than We Deserve, Greater Than We Imagine, p.8).
Are you listening? Really listening?
Deepest Peace With You,
Todd
Artwork: In The Weeds by Jan Richardson
(http://www.janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: The Flower by Stephen Iverson
(http://www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)
Artwork: Pentecost by John Brokenshire (b 1958 ), Oil, c. 2003, Methodist Collection of Modern Christian Art, No.39.
Music: Right Before Me by Stephen Iverson (http://www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson).
Artwork: Learning to Look by Jan Richardson
(http://www.janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Credo III, Dan Gibson’s Solitudes: Peaceful Gegorian Chants
(http://www.solitudes.com/Shopping/ViewProductDetails.aspx?productID=INDY_0096741144127_MP3)
Artwork: Pentecost Fire by Jan Richardson
(http://www.janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Your Living Breath by Stephen Iverson
(http://www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)

Music: Love Song, by Trace Bundy
(http://www.tracebundy.com/index.html)
Photo: Hill of Ares (Areopagus). Athens by O. Mustafin
(This file is made available under the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication)
Music: God Let Me Fly, by Stephen Iverson
(http://www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)
The genius of the first commandment was that by putting “one God before you,” you were placed inside of one coherent world, with one center, one pattern, one realm of meaning…Having One who affirms us is a very good start for our ego structure and our growth as persons. God, for the believer, becomes the Ultimate Constituting Other.
~ Richard Rohr, Things Hidden: Scripture as Spirituality, p. 58.
Artwork: The Martyrdom of St. Stephen by Gabriel-Jules Thomas (1863), pediment of the front door of the church, Saint-Étienne-du-Mont, Paris, France.
Music: Retroverse, by Trace Bundy (http://www.tracebundy.com/index.html)
May the One who brought you here,
to this moment, to this place,
in your skin, with your senses and soul,
be so very present
that your moving and standing
and praying and resting
and playing and laughing,
all make a song
only you can sing
to the world.
Go and be
in peace.
Artwork: A Celtic Knott by Tiffany Keith (tiffanykeith.com)
Music: Credo III, Dan Gibson’s Solitudes: Peaceful Gegorian Chants
(http://www.solitudes.com/Shopping/ViewProductDetails.aspx?productID=INDY_0096741144127_MP3)
I invite you to listen to this week’s podcast above and then, if you feel led to do so, post a comment about your experience in the Comment section! Thank you for meditating and praying with me this week. Easter Peace, Todd
Artwork: You In Me In You, by Jan Richardson (Used with permission)
(www.janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Open My Eyes, by Stephen Iverson
(http://www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)
Happy Easter!
I pray your Easter season is off to a meaningful beginning. Thank you for coming by to pray with the Scripture with me. It would be fun to see who all is listening in with us, so post a comment or a little about yourself!
Deepest Peace,
Todd
Artwork: The First Day – Women at the Tomb by Jan Richardson (Used with permission)
(www.janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Jesus Prayer, by Stephen Iverson
(http://www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)
Artwork: I Do Not Know Where They Have Laid Him by Jan Richardson (Used with permission)
(www.janrichardsonimages.com)
Nature Sounds: Winter Solstice – Lakefield National Park, Cape York by Tai (https://soundcloud.com/nature-sounds/windy-winter-solstice)
Artwork: Palm Sunday by Jan Richardson (Used with permission)
(www.janrichardsonimages.com)
Music: Liturgy by Trace Bundy
(http://www.tracebundy.com/index.html)
Artwork: Breath Will Come to the Desolate Bones by Jan Richardson (http://www.janrichardsonimages.com/)
Music: Peace Be Still, by Stephen Iverson
(http://www.audiblefaith.com/authors/Stephen+Iverson)
Taking a little time with my family this week. Stay tuned next week for my next podcast edition. Grace and Peace, Todd