It’s not every day a stranger gives one a lift. When they do, we owe them our gratitude. Last September Peter Wallace, host of Day1, invited me to Atlanta. In December we recorded Day1’s radio program for the the second week of February for first Sunday of Lent.
My thanks to Peter and Day1 for the privilege and my thanks to any of you who choose to take a look or open an ear. Here’s how to access it.
- Click THIS LINK to open the Day1 website.
- On the top right hand of the page, click on the link “Launch Day1 Playlist”.
- A window will open showing the last three episodes of Day1.
- Click on “Gordon Stewart: He was With the Wild Beasts” and you can stream the program on your computer.
The 40 minute podcast is in three parts: 1) an interview with Peter Wallace, 2) the sermon for the First Sunday of Lent (“He as with the wild beasts”), and a follow-up dialogue with Peter.
Readers of Views from the Edge may remember the earlier post about the complete stranger who helped me navigate the Atlanta Metro system on my way to the 10:00 a.m. appointment at the Day1 studio. As the old saying goes, “If you see a turtle up on a fencepost, you can be pretty darn sure it didn’t get up there by itself.”
Grace and Peace,
Gordon C. Stewart, Chaska, MN, February 15, 2018.
Views from the Edge 
Working back through emails. I’ve been waiting for Marguerite; any word on available date?
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Marguerite’s in the closet, Carolyn. My son, Doug, the literary agent, put her there until I’m ready to take her out and add some further pieces to her. 😜
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Oh, my! I guess I’ll just have to wait. 😐
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Thanks for a great sermon, Gordon.
p.s. It puts me in mind of the sermon themes at Mount Calvary in anticipation of “Into the Woods” to be presented at Theater 301.
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Mona, thank you, as always. And thanks for the information on “Into the Woods”. Will you be acting in it?
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The actors are becoming more and more professional all the time. And I’m holed up as often as possible still working on “My Father’s House.”
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Too bad about the actors. Same thing has happened to sports! But glad you’re still working on My Father’s House. I’m knee-deep in Marguerite, but it’s coming down the home stretch if you’d like to see it.
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Actually It’s not too bad about the actors. Doug is very happy with the professionalism of the production. And it seems to be working well as an outreach for Mount Calvary.
Besides. I think I lost my voice, starting with the 2015 accident.
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Glad the theater’s going well. Not happy about the voice.
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