For those interested in the Anglican Way.
SUNDAYS 10:15 AM - 11:00 AM.
Deep Anglicanism Explored is a guided journey through the riches of re-formed catholic Anglicanism—rooted in Scripture, shaped by the Great Tradition, and formed through the Prayer Book’s life of Word and Sacrament.
Each week combines teaching with room for questions and discussion, helping newcomers understand what Anglicans believe and why we worship the way we do.
Introductory Comments— Audio
Worship’s Foundations – Glory, Language, and the Presence of God
Explores the biblical roots and definitions of worship, the concept of giving “glory” to God, and worship as a language of relationship.
Week 1Entering the Glory – Hearing, Responding, and Holy Space
Traces the historical and biblical development of Christian liturgy: from apostolic and ancient patterns, to the Reformation and the Book of Common Prayer.
Week 2The Response of Worship – Sacrifice, Praise, Communion, and Faith
Focuses on worship as offering—through sacrifice, prayer, praise, communion and the necessity of faith to enter God’s presence.
Week 3Fulfillment in Christ – NT Worship and the Pattern of Heaven
Explores how Christian worship is a participation in Christ and a bridge between Old and New Covenants.
Week 4Liturgy’s Story – History, Structure, and the Eucharist
Examines how God’s glory is not just observed but entered, where God speaks and humanity responds.
Week 5Worshipping Man – The Divine Liturgy and Our Universal Calling
Reflects on humanity’s identity as “homo adorans”—the worshipping creature— and how worship sends out the Church to live as God’s people in the world.
Week 6Module 1- The Language of Worship
This beginning module explores the biblical, historical, and theological foundations of Christian worship, guiding participants through the language, patterns, and meaning of liturgy from Genesis to Revelation and into the life of the Church today.