Cynthia Wilson Speaks (EPS.1-49)(13-49): Recent Episodes
Cynthia Wilson
Podcaster Cynthia Wilson shares scripture, spiritual knowledge,life experiences and news updates on topics of faith,prayer, music,worship, art, justice, health, creative social action, poetry and song. Occasional appearances and sharing by friends.Bridging theology with popular culture-commentary on music, politics, art and film.
Rev.Cynthia Wilson provides a special “Poetry Saturday” episode reciting a poem/homily “Shield of Hope” that she wrote originally for Sandy Hook in 2012 for Newton, Conn.but repurposed for the community of Uvalde,Texas in light of recent events. Prayer, poem and scriptures. Psalm 91 and Lamentations 3:24.
Rev. Cynthia Wilson talks about God’s riches in glory and how true wealth by Christian spiritual standards is often not evidenced or calculated by human perceptions. She cites scriptures Philippians 4:19 and Jonah 1:17-2:10 as guiding references of faith.
Joshua 6:9-10;15-16 & 19-20 Rev. Cynthia Wilson shares a word about how Prophet Joshua was able to get himself and his people beyond the walls of the city of Jericho by waiting on God’s instruction. When God commanded them to shout and they did so in unison, the walls of Jericho fell down flat.
Rev. Cynthia Wilson repurposes an earlier inspirational message “Mighty Good”! of March 2018 as a prayer and word of encouragement and healing for the Oxford, Michigan community.
Referring to scripture, 2 Kings 4:3-7 Rev. Wilson speaks about the “miracle in your house” that blessing that god gave that you have overlooked that once recognized and put to use can help you overcome challenges with finances and other obstacles.
Rev.Cynthia Wilson’s discussion of voting rights and the recent legal setbacks that have occurred in several states by the passage of cumbersome requirements to vote. She supplements her brief commentary on the current situation vis-a-vis a review of the movie Selma,which has been broadcast during the past month regularly on the Bounce Television Network. Please note an error in statement regarding the date. It is Wednesday July 21 not July 20 as stated in the podcast.
Cynthia Wilson shares some of her online experiences and challenges with being blocked and hindered as a blogger, artist, online chaplain, teacher,spiritual advisor and creator. She expresses appreciation for Artist support platforms like Patreon that facilitate artists/creators being paid direct from fans for their content and art.
Inspirational sermonette, pep talk and prayer by Rev. Cynthia Wilson encouraging folks to get out to the polls and cast their votes. She mentions Obery Hendricks’ book The Politics of Jesus, examples of God’s glory manifesting and the importance of getting our souls to the polls so that our ancestors who sacrificed their lives for the right to vote will not have given up their lives in vain. Prayerful that God’s glory will manifest today!
Rev. Cynthia Wilson innovative teacher, poet and preacher inspires independently in her podcast show. Today she offers reflections on the topic of truth by way of poetry in prose in her message “I Left My Heart in S.F”, guided by key word ‘compassion’ as set forth in Mark 6:31-34. She teaches about the value of speaking honestly but often in parables as Jesus did and as the Holy Spirit guides. Here, in poem she speaks her truth poetically.
Special session of the “Pray in Place Prayer Circle”. Rev. Cynthia Wilson is called by spirit today to give a special prayer of intercession and to stand in the gap for the sick, shut-in, disabled, weak, troubled, any experiencing physical pain or mental anxiety and distress. Lead scripture is 2 Chronicles 5:13-14.
Rev. Cynthia Wilson talks about some of her recent experiences online and lays a foundation for recovery from digital abuse through prayer,scripture, community of care referencing Luke 4:18.
Rev. Cynthia Wilson revisits a blog post from her “chaplain of pop” archives dated February 24, 2011 as promotion for an upcoming audio book.
Rev.Cynthia Wilson recalls in a brief memorial to John Lewis, his life, service to his country, his courage, convictions, famous quote and how we all need to follow his example, speak up for others and do what is right.She borrows music a song of famous gospel recording artist, Jonathan Mc Reynolds “Better” acknowledging she has no copyright in it, but it is her selected background for this mini tribute. Her recent portraiture of Mr. Lewis is selected as the artwork for this podcast. Scripture selection is Matthew 5:9 “Blessed are the peacemakers...” Playlist: Better-Jon McReynolds;Better-Hezekiah Walker; We Need a Strong God- Kirk Franklin.6
President Barack Obama’s 2011 Visit to Detroit. Archival Blog Post from Cynthia D. Wilson Speaks “the Chaplain of Pop Builds a Bridge Between theology and Pop Culture.” Relating theme to the need to vote in our upcoming election and restore or maintain a government that has the best interests of the community and its citizens at heart.
Archival Audio. “...But to Do Justice, Love Kindness and Walk Humble...”Reading from “Cynthia D. Wilson Speaks” blog post dated 9.13.09 on the subject of health care prior to passage of the Affordable Care Act(ACA). Recap of a public symposium on the matter at Florida Ave. Baptist Church where Democratic House Majority Whip Congressman James Clyburn (D-S.C) gave a sermon and shared an update on the ACA.