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Audio Advent Calendar – The Divine Feminine

Dec 23, 2024
3 min read

Join us each day for Divine Feminine, a daily Advent calendar podcast..


How are we changed if we pray, "Our Mother, who art in Heaven," or, "We believe in one God, the Mother Almighty"? If humans are created in God’s image, perhaps our understanding of & imagination for God has been too narrow.


Every day in Advent, tune in to spend a few minutes with God's femininity – as we prepare for her humanity – in this audio Advent Calendar. Listen at Trinity Podcasts or click the link to your preferred station:

Introduction: Shana McCauley

Canon Vicar Shana McCauley introduces this year's Advent podcast: Divine Feminine.








Day 1: Danae Ashley • December 2

"God is more than a binary gender." 









Day 2: Ian Doescher • December 3

""If the Trinity is Three-in-One, then Jesus is female, too." 









Day 3: Robyn King • December 4

"The Church has actively ignored the fullness of how the Bible talks about God."









Day 4: Helen Dunn • December 5

"What does yes mean in the light of the Divine Feminine?"









Day 5: Kate Moorehead Carroll • December 6

"Why did we ever come to call God 'Father?'"









Day 6: Henry Lebedinsky • December 7

"Help us forgive each other as a mother forgives her children."









Day 7: Beth Ferguson • December 8 (Sunday Sermon)

“And the crooked shall be made straight, and the rough places plain.” 









Day 8: Peter Elliott • December 9

"O come, O Wisdom from on high, and teach us in her ways to go."









Day 9: Katie Nakamura Rengers • December 10

"There's an insecure seventh grader inside all of us."








Day 10: Angela Furlong • December 11

"God's love is like a mother's embrace."









Day 11: Chris Arnold • December 12

"Neither the human masculine or feminine is enough to reflect the vast power of the Trinity."









Day 12: Tiffany McDonald • December 13

"I was also made in God's image."









Day 13: Jill Gidlund • December 14

'"I remember that God is my Mother." 









Day 14: Elaine Stewart Harris • December 15 (Sunday Sermon)

"In the wilderness, we must encounter the past – and the unknown future."









Day 15: Heather Hill • December 16

"God is both greater than gender and inclusive of all genders."









Day 16: Charissa Simmons • December 17

"How can I be created in the image of God if God is male?"









Day 17: Alla Bozarth / Pam Erickson • December 18

"Our own Divine Mother, carries us / still wrapped by her body, the Universe."

— from "Advent Eve"









Day 18: Maria McDowell • December 19

"It is the humanity of women that too often gets sacrificed on the altar of the maleness of Jesus."









Day 19: Shana McCauley • December 20

"We need to be careful, lest we trap our God like a genie we let out when we have wishes."









Day 20: Katie Webb • December 21

"O Strength of Wisdom."









Day 21: Elizabeth Braatz • December 22 (Sunday Sermon)

"We dare to be different."









Day 22: Liz Harlan-Ferlo • December 23

"She knows she couldn’t control what the dust / would become."

— from "Eden: Diastasis Recti"









Elizabeth Schroeder • December 23

"Last year, I tried an experiment."









Day 23: Nathan LeRud • December 24

"She has been there all along."





 
 
 

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