Musings of the Sacred: Recent Episodes
William Catling
Each week, this podcast will engage in thoughtful aspects of a life that engages with the natural world, creativity, and God. Catling teaches integrative classes in art and faith to both undergrad and graduate students while he chairs the Departments of Art and Design at Azusa Pacific University.
In this episode, we talk about using our true eyes and what real living is in the kingdom of God.
Thank you for all of your support in the making of this podcast so far, we are so grateful to have an opportunity to create and reach others. We hope you find your space here and continue to listen.
This episode is a continuation of our topic on the mystery of the kingdom, dissecting biblical stories. This episode is about levin.
This episode of Musings of the Sacred discusses the well known concept of the mustard seed, and what those stories mean to us.
This episode is a continuation into the topic of Life Stories. Here, we use Pooh once again to explore what it is to truly do nothing.
In this episode, we discuss what it means to act with our best intentions, doing so through the nostalgic story of Pooh bear.
This episode is an exploration on the theme of truth that we have been covering in our Musings. Today we discuss what it means to lead a true life.
This episode is an exploration of the concept of true food, and that which nourishes the body in an honest way.
This episode explores the concept of what home truly is, and what makes up a true home in our hearts.
This episode we introduce the wonderful Tess McVaugh and have a conversation about Life and Clay, and the fragility and the tension of both.
This episode marks the start of our second season, where we talk about the Sacred Path of Life and think about both the fragility of life and the endless possibility life brings. Thank you for your support into this second season, we hope you continue to listen.
This episode is about the ways we find God in the everyday, in the common, and how we protect the sacredness we find in Him. We mark the new season with this episode, and our release date is now Sundays, 2 pst. We hope you continue to listen along.
This episode is a special interview with our very own producer, Jilette Cervantes. She details what it was like becoming an artist, her recent exhibition, and her love of adventure time.
This episode talks about what it means to become the person we were always meant to be: our sacred self.
This episode talks about how the moment just before gratification should be treasured just as much as the awaited experience itself; that we should practice hesitating, pausing, and waiting.
This episode is a little different than what we have done on here before. Today we have a very special interview with recent APU graduate, Hannah Labnow. She has worked all semester in a team writing a book about practical advice from the letters of C. S. Lewis, and I interview her on her research and its connection to the sacred.
In this episode we talk about our greatest commandment - to love; and the importance in prioritizing love.
In this episode we focus on peace and well-being, and the contentment that comes with just being.
This episode marks the second week of advent, and we will cover waiting, and what we can learn from the time it takes to prepare our hearts
This episode is the first week of advent, where we will be discussing the awareness of the light that hope brings.
This episode is about loss and love; the ways we suffer and learn how to dance with a limp.
This episode is about the exploration of the idea of the Sacred Spring and it's place in peace, and it's mysterious connection to God.