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Podcast title	mootuk
Website URL	http://mootuk.podbean.com
Description	Podcasts from the Moot Community, London UK exploring the interface between Spirituality, Culture & the Arts
Updated	Mon, 05 Jan 2009 22:43:42 +0000
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1. Reflection on Epiphany http://mootuk.podbean.com/2009... download (audio/mpeg, 10.14Mb) Description: This podcast kicks off the new year with the homily from the Moot Little Service led by Raewyn and Peter Thomas, both members of the Community on 4th January 2009, on the theme of epiphany. Download Standard Podcasts
2. Christmas reflection http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 4.42Mb) Description: This year more than ever, the times don’t seem to fit with the traditional pattern of Christmas. Yet into this complex season, Christmas does enter once the schools have broken up, the office parties have ended, and work slows we are left with this uncomfortable pause when we remember that we are human. [...]
3. Mary, call waiting & the kingdom of God http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 7.29Mb) Description: In this alternative eucharist on the third sunday of advent, Ian Mobsby and the moot community explore the example of mary regarding discipleship, call waiting, the expectation of the Incarnation and the birthing of the Kingdom of God. The podcast begins with a reflection on the Song of Mary recorded in the Gospel of [...]
4. The nature of belief: Big Questions interview http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 28.15Mb) Description: In this Moot Community podcast, Aaron Kennedy chats with Dr. Sally Alsford, a lecturer in theology at the University of Greenwich, and graduate of London Bible College, and Durham University. Yoga, the nature of belief, the climate change crisis, evangelical Christianity and the election of Barack Obama are some of the topics that get covered. Download [...]
5. Dual Citizenship http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 6.98Mb) Description: Drawing on the famous text in Matthew, Ian Mobsby (drawing on the writings of N.T.Wright) explores the implications of Jesus’ call to give to Caesar what is Ceasar’s, and to give to God what is God’s. For the last 500 years, there has been a divide between the sacred and the secular. However, [...]
6. Saints: Strength in Weakness http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 9.95Mb) Description: Ian Mobsby explores this months theme of the Moot Community, exploring why the Christian tradition venerates Saints. Rather than these people being towering figures of strength, many were pretty ordinary people striving for faith and spirituality in a somewhat difficult world. What is it about these ordinary but complex radicals and mystics that makes them [...]
7. Part 1: Tom Sine - Travelling in Turbulent Times & Imagination for the future http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 15.16Mb) Description: Tom Sine international author, researcher and speaker, led a homily and discussion in the Moot Evening Alt Compline service tonight. He explored the implications of the current global economic slowdown and its affects on the poor, and for those under 40 who are attempting to make their way in life. In particular he explored the [...]
8. Part 2: Tom Sine - Travelling in Turbulent Times & Imagination for the future http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 16.24Mb) Description: Tom Sine international author, researcher and speaker, led a homily and discussion in the Moot Evening Alt Compline service tonight. He explored the implications of the current global economic slowdown and its affects on the poor, and for those under 40 who are attempting to make their way in life. In particular he explored [...]
9. Experiencing the L’arche Community http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 7.83Mb) Description: Today’s Big Questions Interview explores the experiences of Jonny Spoor, in his time at the L’arche Community in Trosly-Breuil, an hour outside of Paris. In an interview with Ian Mobsby, Jonny explores the spirituality that lies behind the work of L’arche, and how it has impacted his belief and life as a participant in two [...]
10. Journeying with God in a world of uncertainty http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 4.78Mb) Description: Peter Rundell of the Moot Community, explores the place of God in the complexity of our lives, where our lives are a form of journey. Peter draws on personal experience to explore where God has been present in his life, sometimes, when he did not know it until later. This homily was recorded at a [...]
11. Greenbelt 2008: What the Emerging Church & the Cappadocian Mothers & Fathers have in common http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 1.27Mb) Description: In his book, The Becoming of G-d (YTC Press, 2008), Ian Mobsby explores how some emerging churches have reappropriated an ancient Trinitarian understanding of the faith as a model for church and spirituality in the C21st. Can a renewed understanding of the Trinity help us be and do church - and help us in the [...]
12. New Monasticism & Anglimergent http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 8.34Mb) Description: Mark McCleary completes a report exploring Church of the Apostles, (Sister Church to Moot) as an example of Anglimergent New Monasticism. This podcast explores what this is about, including interviews with Karen Ward, Ian Mobsby and other members of Church of the Apostles. For more information on New Monasticism, see info on the subgroup on [...]
13. Affluenza: how to get beyond consuming to try and fill your empty soul http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 6.38Mb) Description: Clare Catford, broadcaster, writer, theologian and member of the the Moot Community in London, explores the title ‘affluenza: how to get beyond consuming to try and fill your empty soul’. Addiction is a very real issue in our contemporary culture, and one that needs careful thought and consideration from spiritual perspective. Clare draws on her [...]
14. Nurturing Baptism, Belonging & Nature http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 7.39Mb) Description: On the event of the first adult baptism in the Moot Community, Dorethe Rosenow gave a homily in our alt. eucharist service exploring the issue of baptism, being community drawing on the Trinity, faith, original blessing and nurting nature. Dorethe draws on the experience of her family to explore these important issues. In baptism it is [...]
15. The becoming of G-d, interview with Ian Mobsby on his new book http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 23.49Mb) Description: In a new form of podcasting at Moot, Aaron Kennedy leads a new programme of interviews with a number of interesting and influential people involved at the interface between spirituality, politics, religion and contemporary culture. The first of these interviews kicks off with Ian Mobsby author, pastor and ordained priest, to explore why the [...]
16. Ordinary Radicals, recovering being Ekklesia http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 7.22Mb) Description: Ian Mobsby, at Grace Cathedral San Francisco addresses the Contemplative Eucharist congregration on his US & Canadian Tour promoting the book the becoming of G-d. Ian explores Matthew 10:24-39, to re-explore the radicalness of the Christian faith and why it was such a threat to the Roman Empire in the early church period. Ian then [...]
17. Risk, God the Spirit & Us http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 6.15Mb) Description: Ian Mobsby, one of the founding members of Moot, explores the issue of risk, ‘the body of Christ’, God the Holy Spirit, or more metaphorically God the Sustainer & Challenger. This God unsettles things, stirred things up, encouraged people to move on, to attempt to catch up with what God the Trinity was doing. In [...]
18. God and our work http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 7.20Mb) Description: Gareth Powell gave this homily at the Moot Communities alternative Eucharist on Pentecost Sunday on 11th May 2008. Gareth was formally part of the leading group of the Moot Community, and now completing a PhD as part of training to be an Ordained Pioneer Priest in the Church of England, through Westcott House, Cambridge. In [...]
19. Absence & Hope in the valley of the shadow of this life http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 7.71Mb) Description: Ian Mobsby, one of the founders of the moot community explores the need for hope as the foundation of faith to live in the complex world of today. In this way, with a basis in the love of God, we can be a community of hope reflecting the vision of the Church gathered in [...]
20. Being Christian in a multicultural world http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 6.91Mb) Description: Ian Mobsby of the Moot Community, explores the farewell discourse of Christ to the Disciples as recorded in John 14:1-14. In particular Ian explores the tension of the most inclusive statement in the New Testament “In the Father’s House there are many mansions or rooms” with the end statement from Jesus “No one comes [...]
21. Emergent Faith as a process of faith & doubt http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 5.18Mb) Description: Ian Mobsby, one of the co-founders of the Moot Community, explores the example of Thomas in the way of discipleship. In a world of increasing fanaticism, the place of faith and doubt as a mechanism that drives mature faith formation of the grey and not the ‘black and white’ is crucial to our journey [...]
22. Easter: Lament & Hope http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 1.38Mb) Description: Sam Rowland of the Moot Community draws on his own personal spiritual journey, to explore the themes of wilderness to hope. In Easter, it is important to remember that we arrive at hope and centredness after a hard journey that can take us through brokenness and pain. It is our challenge to keep going [...]
23. How is Good Friday ever Good? http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 3.72Mb) Description: Ian Mobsby gives an address on the place of Good Friday in the passion of Holy Week. He explores how Good Friday can ever be considered good in salvation history. This was part of a traditional Anglican Good Friday Service, which begins with the ministers prostrating themselves on the floor before the altar [...]
24. Lent 4: Jesus wept - the call to passion http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 9.90Mb) Description: Phil Medley, one of the Pastoral Assistants at St Matthews, gave this considered and heart-felt address to the Moot Community in an alt.Eucharist service drawing on John’s gospel narrative of the raising of Lazarus. In it, Phil explores the importance of emotional intelligence - or being real, and following Christ as he was fully [...]
25. Deep Spirituality 2 & Lent 3: Spiritual Thirst, Prayer & Encountering Christ today http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 6.29Mb) Description: Ian Mobsby of the Moot Community, reflects on the connection between spiritual hunger and knowing God as part of a Lent Spirituality Course through the Moot ‘Beyond the Wilderness’ event in the SW1 Art Gallery in London. There is a profound link between a spiritual thirst, prayer and encountering Christ today. Mother Teresa put it well when [...]
26. The risk of Love: Lent 2 Spiritual Reflection http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 4.23Mb) Description: Ian Mobsby led the reflection in Lent 2 looking at the issue of risk and and love in the context of contemporary culture. We reflected on a quote from Jean Vanier. To the poverty of our human minds the possibility of a destiny conceived by God, and freedom, seem contradictory. Yet it is not [...]
27. Who can you trust? Lent 1 Spiritual Reflection http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 4.10Mb) Description: Nicholas Papadopulos of St Peter’s Eaton Square led the first reflection in the first week in Lent exploring the theme “Who can you trust?”. This is the first week of moot community arts lenten reflection called “beyond the wilderness”. The reflection ends on three questions for spiritual reflection Download Standard Podcasts
28. The place of Lent in the twenty first century http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 5.14Mb) Description: Dorethe Rosenow of the Moot Community shares her reflections of Moot coming from a non-UK perspective. Dorethe explores the business of our lives and our disconnection from the planet and the seasons. Dorethe challenges us to stay with silence and forms of contemplation, for which the ancient prayer of ashing came: From dust you [...]
29. Deep Spirituality 1: The place of the Triune God http://mootuk.podbean.com/2008... download (audio/mpeg, 14.24Mb) Description: This is the first of the podcasts of the homilies recorded at alt.eucharist services of the Moot Community in London. The first, by Ian Mobsby begins with a quote by the theologian called Volf, which challanges the emerging church to explore the need for a deep spirituality: A participative model of the church requires more [...]