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Oct 29, 2026

Andrew RussellHOST
0:01
Hello, and welcome to The Daily Office Podcast, the no-fuss, no-frills podcast for morning and evening prayer according to the ACNA's 2019 Book of Common Prayer, presented by Trinity Anglican Seminary.
Andrew RussellHOST
0:13
I'm your host, Andrew Russell, and welcome to Morning Prayer.
Andrew RussellHOST
0:18
Before we begin our time together, let's spend a few moments in silence.
Ricky McCarlHOST
6:31
And so they design the formularies in such a way that a Lutheran can affirm them and at the same time a Calvinist can affirm them.
Ricky McCarlHOST
6:40
you know and so what you get is you know this unifying doctrine in the 39 articles the two books of homilies and the book of common prayer that's what we call the formularies and so In time, you get really two forms of Anglicanism.
Ricky McCarlHOST
7:05
You get low church Anglicans, which tend to be on the Puritan side, the more reformed Calvinistics.
Ricky McCarlHOST
7:11
And then you get the Laudians, the high churchmen.
Ricky McCarlHOST
11:13
And then you had conforming Puritans.
Ricky McCarlHOST
11:16
And so conforming Puritans, they believed the things that the Puritans believed, but they stayed within the bounds of the national church.
Ricky McCarlHOST
11:25
So they still recognized some form of episcopacy, still used the Book of Common Prayer, though modified to their preferences.
Ricky McCarlHOST
11:36
So, you know, one of the problems with modern American Anglicanism, and Anglicanism in general, is everybody seems to be very confused about what Anglicanism is.
Andrew RussellHOST
0:01
Hello, and welcome to The Daily Office Podcast, the no-fuss, no-frills podcast for morning and evening prayer according to the ACNA's 2019 Book of Common Prayer, presented by Trinity Anglican Seminary.
Andrew RussellHOST
0:14
I'm your host, Andrew Russell, and welcome to Evening Prayer.
Andrew RussellHOST
0:18
Before we begin our time together, let's spend a few moments in
Andrew RussellHOST
0:01
Hello, and welcome to The Daily Office Podcast, the no-fuss, no-frills podcast for morning and evening prayer according to the ACNA's 2019 Book of Common Prayer, presented by Trinity Anglican Seminary.
Andrew RussellHOST
0:13
I'm your host, Andrew Russell, and welcome to Morning Prayer.
Andrew RussellHOST
0:18
Before we begin our time together,
speaker_2HOST
3:09
All right, what do we got coming up today? We have scripture reading from the Legacy Standard Bible.
speaker_2HOST
3:12
We have prayers from the Book of Common Prayer.
speaker_2HOST
3:15
We have a reading from John MacArthur's daily readings from Life of Christ, Volume 2.
speaker_2HOST
3:20
And we're scurrying through scripture.
speaker_2HOST
3:21
We're on Isaiah 51 today.
speaker_2HOST
3:25
Let us begin, as is our practice, with the prayer of confession from the 2019 Book of Common Prayer.
speaker_2HOST
3:34
Almighty and most merciful Father, We have erred and strayed from your ways like lost sheep.
speaker_2HOST
3:40
We have followed too much the devices and desires of our own hearts.
Jackie BirdHOST
16:10
So what is the moment that sparks it?
Andrew LindGUEST
16:12
The moment comes when Charles unveils a Book of Common Prayer, which is launched in July 1637 in Edinburgh at St. Charles's Cathedral.
Andrew LindGUEST
16:24
And as the Bishop of Edinburgh takes to the pulpit, apparently a handmaid or a serving woman called Jenny Geddes stands up defies the Bishop of Edinburgh and throws her stool at him which then sparks a riot which spreads across the city of Edinburgh and then into Glasgow and then across the kingdom and what starts off as a riot becomes a national movement and that will eventually be known as the origins of what will become the Scottish Covenanters.
Jackie BirdHOST
16:55
Now, far be it from me to spoil a good story, because that's a good tale of this woman throwing a stool.
Stephen AumetHOST
0:03
I'm Stephen Aumet.
Stephen AumetHOST
0:04
This is Evening Prayer, Write To, which is found on page 115 in the 1979 Book of Common Prayer.
Stephen AumetHOST
0:12
Yours is the day, O God.
Stephen AumetHOST
0:14
Yours also the night.
Stephen AumetHOST
0:03
I'm Stephen Aumet.
Stephen AumetHOST
0:04
This is Morning Prayer, Right To, which is found on page 75 in the 1979 Book of Common Prayer.
Stephen AumetHOST
0:12
Their sound has gone out into all lands and their message to the ends of the world.
Stephen AumetHOST
0:18
Let us confess our sins against God and our neighbor.
Ben FisherGUEST
5:47
So on this podcast, we talk frequently about the Anglican formularies.
Ben FisherGUEST
5:52
That is the 39 articles, the book of homilies, first and second book of homilies, the book of common prayer and the ordinal.
Ben FisherGUEST
6:02
And those four working together, those are our formularies, and they establish our confession, which is the way that we are Christians.
Ben FisherGUEST
6:13
It's an Anglican way.
Stephen AumetHOST
0:03
I'm Stephen Aumet.
Stephen AumetHOST
0:04
This is Evening Prayer, Write To, which is found on page 115 in the 1979 Book of Common Prayer.
Stephen AumetHOST
0:12
Seek him who made the Pleiades and Orion, and turns deep darkness into the morning, and darkens the day into night, who calls for the waters of the sea and pours them out upon the surface of the earth.
Stephen AumetHOST
0:25
The Lord is his name.

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