Sons & Kings: The Psalm 2 Show

Sons & Kings: The Psalm 2 Show

di Scepter Publishers

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Psalm 2 Foundations - The Psalm That Names Who You Are w/ Fr. John Grieco

In another Foundations episode, Fr. John Grieco looks at Psalm 2 through the lens of Christian Anthropology. He talks with Jake to discuss the human capacity for self-healing and the significance of purgatory in achieving spiritual growth, emphasizing the need for personal development to prepare for heaven.

Psalm 2 Foundations - The Psalm That Built Apostles, Saints, and Martyrs w/ Fr. Peter Armenio

We welcome Fr. Peter Armenio, who takes us on a dive into Psalm 2 and its role in the history of the Church. He talks with Jake about how technology, faith, and the challenges we face in society come together. They discuss about how technology shapes the way we see violence and faith, what soft martyrdom looks like in today’s world, and the tricky issues around labels like human rights and natural law.

Psalm 2 Foundations - One Psalm, One Story w/ Fr. Joe Keefe

In this chat, Fr. Joe Keefe dives into the idea of salvation as a divine love song. He talks about how this story runs through history, connecting different events and showing how much God wants to bring people back home. It's all about that big picture and the love behind it!

Psalm 2 Foundations - Scripture’s Song of the Son w/ Fr. John Boles

In the first episode of Psalm 2 Foundations, Fr. John Boles explores the dynamics of authority and love within the father-son relationship, using a metaphor of a father and his young son to illustrate the balance between discipline and affection. It delves into the concept of divine authority, emphasizing the importance of recognizing a higher power within familial relationships.

START HERE: The Battle Cry of the Church: Why Psalm 2?

Welcome to Sons & Kings! In this first episode, hosts Jake, Louis, and Patrick introduce themselves and begin to guide you through the 12 verses of this Psalm. They discuss the Psalm's background, its significance in church liturgy, and its impact on early Christianity. They also examine the relevance of Psalm 2 in today’s world and highlight St. Josemaria Escriva's devotion to it. Throughout the discussion, they'll share the beauty of this Psalm and insights from the Church Fathers, focusing on themes of kingship and sonship.

How Boldness Fueled the Early Church's Mission (Bonus Episode)

Happy Psalm 2 Day! In this bonus episode, we dive into a thrilling moment in the gospel when Psalm 2 is revealed as the powerful "Battle Cry of the Church." Today’s readings highlight Peter and John boldly preaching Christ's Resurrection, even in the face of persecution. Jake shares an inspiring reflection on Psalm 2 within the early church, Pentecost, and the courage needed for Christian witness. He explores Peter’s transformation, the vital role of courage and audacity, and practical ways to live boldly in faith and life. Show notes: -From Temperament to Character by Alexandre Havard: https://scepterpublishers.org/products/from-temperament-to-character?_pos=3&_sid=2f213aae3&_ss=r&variant=12706496708631

Psalm 2 and the Divine Law: A Catholic Perspective (Bonus Episode)

We are excited to present a special bonus episode! In honor of Palm Sunday, Jake chats with guests Patrick Frittle and Toby Honehaut to delve into the profound kingship of Christ through biblical, theological, and social lenses. They highlight the transformative power of divine authority in society, politics, and personal life. Together, Patrick and Toby help us dive into Psalm 2, the divine law, and the vital role of the Church in modern society, offering deep insights into Catholic social teaching and spiritual leadership that can guide us all.

Trailer - Sons & Kings: The Psalm 2 Show

Psalm 2, though just 12 verses, reveals a powerful narrative of nations in turmoil and divine authority, culminating in the intimate declaration, "You are my Son. This Day I have Begotten You." The podcast Sons & Kings: The Psalm 2 Show invites ordinary Christians to embrace the confidence and joy found in Christ's kingship. Join us as we explore this explosive psalm and learn to resonate with its timeless battle cry.

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