Listening to the past can help us to understand our present. Dr. Grace Hamman, medievalist and writer, guides listeners to approach often intimidating works of literature and theology and learn to ask questions of our current age. Let‘s read old books together and discover truths about God and ourselves.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 80 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArtsReligion & SpiritualityChristianity |
In this episode Grace welcomes editor, writer, and reader Susannah Black Roberts to discuss one of their mutual favorites: the Victorian novelist Anthony Trollope. George Eliot loved him. Henry James hated him. What are we to think of this wordy man?... more
Welcome to this week's episode in the Advent 2024 series, each featuring a sermon from the past. Last week we longed for the Second Coming of Jesus with Sojourner Truth, this week we long for Jesus's mercy in our hearts right now, with the seventeent... more
Welcome to this week’s episode in the Advent 2024 series, each featuring a sermon from the past. Last week we longed for the historical arrival of the Christ Child with Bernard of Clairvaux. Today, we long for Jesus’s Second Coming with the nineteent... more
Welcome to the first Advent episode of 2024 in Old Books with Grace! In this series, Grace introduces a thinker and a sermon of the past. Each week will focus on one of the advents, comings, arrivals of Jesus Christ: the first, historical coming in B... more
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I love this show! Grace brings on varied and interesting guests, and she’s introduced me to works I wouldn’t have otherwise come across.
This is truly a lovely and inspiring podcast which always gives my spirit a boost. Grace is an insightful Christian who stays grounded in our traditions and faith, and always brings lovely books and poetry and very interesting interviewees to the podcast.
I absolutely adore this podcast. Dr. Grace's reading and reflections are truly a grace in my day.
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This is a great offering of insight into God ‘ s power filled love words through the tradition of great poets . You have now joined Malcolm Guite , Lectio 365 , Daily Prayer , and St Martins GreatSacred Music , in the litany of His folks with the gift of teasing out truth from poetry using extracts from John Donne , George Herbert , G . M . Hopkins , R . S . Thomas , and many others .
Many thanks for sharing your thoughts , Kevin L. Clements
The delight is in the surprising ways words were used by these authors. I hear the echo of ages past and find it refreshing for our cliche-burdened daily conversation. Keep it coming Dr. Grace!
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