At Home with the Lectionary
Fr. Aaron Burt and Marissa BurtJoin Fr. Aaron and Marissa Burt for conversation surrounding the Sunday lectionary texts from the Revised Common Lectionary (Season 1) and the 2019 ACNA Lectionary (Season 2). Learn more at www.athomewiththelectionary.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 253 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Hello, friends! This week it’s just Fr Aaron without my lovely wife, Marissa. However, my dear friend Dcn Ben Acone joined me on this episode for a great conversation around the readings. Thank you, Ben for such a fun time! And list... more
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This week has us sending along another re-post from the archives, while we are on sabbatical. The readings for this week are almost exactly the same as the RCL Lectionary we were using three years ago, but any time... more
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This week has us sending along a re-post from the archives. The readings for this week are the same, but any time-sensitive things will be circa 2023. Thanks for joining us friends!
In this episode, we consider the readings for Pr... more
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Join Fr. Aaron & Marissa Burt to discuss the readings for Trinity Sunday: Genesis 1:1-2:3; Psalm 150; 2 Corinthians 13:5-14; Matthew 28:16-20.
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To paraphrase the premise outlined in the opening of each episode; Aaron Burt (an Anglican priest) and his wife Marissa work through the lectionary readings in an unscripted conversation. This will be less showy/produced compared to something like “Pulpit Fiction”; rather this aims (again, paraphrasing the hosts) to create a feel of sitting at the kitchen table and informally chatting about the Bible. It can trend fairly academic, but if you are enough a Bible nerd that you’re searching lectiona... more
Apple Podcasts5JJ21685
United States9 months ago - Just lovely
Always kicks off my sermon prep in a light, fun filled and meaningful way. Thank you
Apple Podcasts5Rich Merrick
United Kingdoma year ago - Irritating
It is too irritating to listen to, a feminine male voice trying to be corrected by a masculine voice female. These two moderators are as irritating is trying to listen to a modern Christian Radio Station, or each is throwing back-and-forth banter and questions and comments trying to prove they are clever and bright. This program would act value of just one over. The other of these two were speaking. But both together are impossible to listen to for more than 30 seconds.
Apple Podcasts1chubby bakerUnited Statesa year ago - Warm and informative
My preaching is better because I regularly listen to this podcast. Aaron and Marissa are so warm and relational that they feel like friends. I look forward to hearing from them weekly.
Apple Podcasts51800hensUnited Statesa year ago - Great resource for weekly preparation for worship or meditation on the previous week’s worship.
I’ve looked through a ton of lectionary podcasts and this is my favorite for several reasons- Great blend of pastoral and lay voices, male and female, background on the lectionary and church calendar/seasons. Their conversation each week is so genuine and strikes the right balance between the theological and practical aspects of the texts. Plus you get the collect for that week as well.
A little odd that they discuss the readings in reverse order that you would hear them on a Sunday. And someti... more
Apple Podcasts5CWA77United States4 years ago
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Two Anglican-leaning hosts explore weekly lectionary readings through a blend of pastoral insight and practical sermon prep. Conversations span scripture, liturgical practice, and church calendar, often pairing historical context with everyday application for worship planning and personal faith. Notable strengths include a warm, conversational dynamic, a strong emphasis on wonder and questions over tidy answers, and a steady focus on how text shapes preaching and community life. The show likely appeals to clergy, lay readers, and serious Bible students seeking accessible yet thoughtful discussion around the lectionary and Anglican liturgy.
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