The Sacred Uproar: Recent Episodes
Mark Glovin
Born out of an experience of unexpectedly running into someone from my past, this show invites us to examine the places we've been and how we got where we are today. Somewhere between growing up and creating our life we either become more of ourselves, or lose central pieces of who we are. Maybe it's a little bit of both.
The Sacred Uproar explores the great and timeless themes of liberal religion through music, story, spoken word and reflection. Each show offers opportunities to deepen in perspective, and to see the world in new ways.
The Sacred Uproar explores the great and timeless themes of liberal religion through music, story, spoken word and reflection. Each show offers opportunities to deepen in perspective, and to see the world in new ways.
this week's show looked at the value of living on the edge, exploring divine madness, the balance of hope and despair and our calling to find, name and bestow blessings in the world.
The Sacred Uproar explores the great and timeless themes of liberal religion through music, story, spoken word and reflection. Each show offers opportunities to deepen in perspective, and to see the world in new ways.
We kicked off the season of gratitude by expressing our thanks even for the hard experiences for life, for the painful blessings that allowed us to become who we are.
The Sacred Uproar explores the great and timeless themes of liberal religion through music, story, spoken word and reflection. Each show offers opportunities to deepen in perspective, and to see the world in new ways.
This week we celebrated Halloween, Samhain by honoring our ancestors and looking at the problem of evil. often a problem for liberal religion, how can a religion that believes in goodness, pronoia and the inherent worth and dignity of all people explain evil in the world.
The Sacred Uproar explores the great and timeless themes of liberal religion through music, story, spoken word and reflection. Each show offers opportunities to deepen in perspective, and to see the world in new ways.
This week the show celebrated autumnal abundance, invited us to recognize the infinite blessings in life and to live with joy and gratitude.
The Sacred Uproar explores the great and timeless themes of liberal religion through music, story, spoken word and reflection. Each show offers opportunities to deepen in perspective, and to see the world in new ways.
This week we focused on immigration through music and spoken word: the experience of oppression, and being without place ultimately resolving in the strength dignity and grace found in all people and the blessings of human kindness.