Everyday Emmaus

By: John Oliver
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  • Summary

  • Everyday Emmaus is a podcast dedicated to helping you learn to listen to the works of God's hands. The objects all around us are not silent. All creation testifies to its Creator. As we develop the habit of "faithful observation" we will hear echoes in the world around us of the same testimony we find in the pages of Scripture. Each episode will explore one facet of God's amazing creation, in an attempt to "hear" what it declares.
    Copyright 2023 John Oliver
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Christianity Spirituality
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Episodes
  • Episode 56: Walking Mirrors

    Episode 56: Walking Mirrors
    Jun 22 2023
    A brief article about how our God is revealed to us by our very natures, being made in the image of God. (Originally published 6/22/23) For other similar articles, please visit www.everydayemmaus.com
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    7 mins
  • Episode 55: The Mingling of Matter & Metaphysics

    Episode 55: The Mingling of Matter & Metaphysics
    May 30 2023
    A brief article about why Blue Collar workers tend to be more conservative in values today and why this points to our good and glorious Creator! (Originally published 5/30/23) For other similar articles, please go to www.everdayemmaus.com
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    7 mins
  • Episode 54: Completing a Glorious Circuit

    Episode 54: Completing a Glorious Circuit
    Jan 28 2023
    A brief article about electricity and the healing of the woman with the flow of blood. (Originally published 1-28-23) For other similar articles, visit www.everydayemmaus.com
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    4 hrs

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