The Rabbit Room Podcast

In which Thomas McKenzie buys a Super Soaker.

In which Russ Ramsey is an assistant basketball coach.

In which A.S. Peterson talks about gladiators, George of the Bush, and his dad.

In which Eric Peters visits the Rabbit Room and regales us with his most excellent songs.

In which Randall Goodgame discusses worship, a yacht club, and Bruce Hornsby.

In which Russ Ramsey reads and writes skillfully about Advent.

In which Russ Ramsey reads and writes skillfully about Advent.

In which Russ Ramsey reads and writes skillfully about Advent.

In which Russ Ramsey speaks excellently about Advent.

In which Russ Ramsey reads and writes skillfully about Advent.

In which Eric Peters talks about the songs on his new album CHROME.

In this episode, Andrew, to counteract the awkwardness he feels posting Jonathan Rogers's review of his own book, speaks with a British accent. He feels it is worth it to feel awkward for the sake of promoting his new book NORTH! OR BE EATEN.

The conclusion of a sermon series focused on the last week of Jesus’ earthly ministry—Palm Sunday through Easter Sunday—examining the validity of Jesus’ claim that no one would take His life from Him, but that He’d lay it down of His own accord, and take it up again on the third day.

A sermon series focused on the last week of Jesus’ earthly ministry—Palm Sunday through Easter Sunday—examining the validity of Jesus’ claim that no one would take His life from Him, but that He’d lay it down of His own accord, and take it up again on the third day.

A sermon series focused on the last week of Jesus’ earthly ministry—Palm Sunday through Easter Sunday—examining the validity of Jesus’ claim that no one would take His life from Him, but that He’d lay it down of His own accord, and take it up again on the third day.

A sermon series focused on the last week of Jesus’ earthly ministry—Palm Sunday through Easter Sunday—examining the validity of Jesus’ claim that no one would take His life from Him, but that He’d lay it down of His own accord, and take it up again on the third day.

A sermon series focused on the last week of Jesus’ earthly ministry (Palm Sunday through Easter Sunday)examining the validity of Jesus’ claim that no one would take His life from Him, but that He’d lay it down of His own accord, and take it up again on the third day.

A sermon series focused on the last week of Jesus’ earthly ministry (Palm Sunday through Easter Sunday) examining the validity of Jesus’ claim that no one would take His life from Him, but that He’d lay it down of His own accord, and take it up again on the third day.

A sermon series by Russ Ramsey focused on the last week of Jesus’ earthly ministry—Palm Sunday through Easter Sunday—examining the validity of Jesus’ claim that no one would take His life from Him, but that He’d lay it down of His own accord, and take it up again on the third day.  (Jn 10:18, Mk 10:34)

A sermon series by Russ Ramsey focused on the last week of Jesus’ earthly ministry—Palm Sunday through Easter Sunday—examining the validity of Jesus’ claim that no one would take His life from Him, but that He’d lay it down of His own accord, and take it up again on the third day.  (Jn 10:18, Mk 10:34)

A sermon series by Russ Ramsey focused on the last week of Jesus’ earthly ministry—Palm Sunday through Easter Sunday—examining the validity of Jesus’ claim that no one would take His life from Him, but that He’d lay it down of His own accord, and take it up again on the third day.  (Jn 10:18, Mk 10:34)

A sermon series by Russ Ramsey focused on the last week of Jesus’ earthly ministry—Palm Sunday through Easter Sunday—examining the validity of Jesus’ claim that no one would take His life from Him, but that He’d lay it down of His own accord, and take it up again on the third day.  (Jn 10:18, Mk 10:34)
 

In which the Proprietor of the Rabbit Room shivers in his britches.

In this episode, Curt McLey reflects on the resonance of truth. www.RabbitRoom.com

In this episode, Eric Peters reads a piece called "The Settling of Snow".  Then we get to listen to an EP song that fits it just right.  www.RabbitRoom.com

In this episode, Jonathan reads about an encounter with an art teacher.  www.RabbitRoom.com

In this episode, Pete reads about art and meaning in a  piece called, “A Work of Art?”.

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http://www.rabbitroom.com/ The Rabbit Room is a website where a collective of songwriters, artists, and writers who are Christians gather to discuss pretty much whatever happens to be on their minds.

In this episode, Andrew Peterson shares the songs, stories, and scriptures from his newest album Resurrection Letters, Vol. II.

http://www.rabbitroom.com/ The Rabbit Room is a website where a collective of songwriters, artists, and writers who are Christians gather to discuss pretty much whatever happens to be on their minds.

http://www.rabbitroom.com/ The Rabbit Room is a website where a collective of songwriters, artists, and writers who are Christians gather to discuss pretty much whatever happens to be on their minds.

This episode features singer/songwriter Eric Peters reading a piece called, Sparrows in the Rafters.

http://www.rabbitroom.com/ The Rabbit Room is a website where a collective of songwriters, artists, and writers who are Christians gather to discuss pretty much whatever happens to be on their minds.

This episode features Jonathan Rogers, author of The Wilderking Trilogy, reading a piece called, Art, Generosity, and the Airport Shuttle.

The Rabbit Room is a website where a collective of songwriters, artists, and writers who are Christians gather to discuss pretty much whatever happens to be on their minds. The podcast will feature music, reviews, interviews and readings by the writers themselves.

In this episode, singer/songwriter Jason Gray (www.jasongraymusic.com) reads a piece he wrote titled Little Faith.

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The Rabbit Room is a website where a collective of songwriters, artists, and writers who are Christians gather to discuss pretty much whatever happens to be on their minds.  In this first episode, Andrew Peterson reads the first Rabbit Room post, explaining the inspiration behind and purpose for the website.

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