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Listen along as the priests of St. Mark's, New Canaan (Peter Walsh & Elizabeth Garnsey) gear up for Sunday. Each week the preacher will lead a discussion of the scriptures of the day. Sometimes irreverent, often witty, always filled with love for our Lord: don’t miss these conversations about the questions, mysteries, and hope these two find in the Bible.
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Signup to Generate a PitchListen along as the priests of St. Mark's, New Canaan (Peter Walsh & Elizabeth Garnsey) gear up for Sunday. Each week the preacher will lead a discussion of the scriptures of the day. Sometimes irreverent, often witty, always filled with love for our Lord: don’t miss these conversations about the questions, mysteries, and hope these two find in the Bible.
Rev'd Up for Sunday is hosted by St. Mark's New Canaan. The show has published 284 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include ""Blessed" Matthew 5:1-12 | Episode 283" (27 October 2026, 42 minutes), ""The Two Commandments" Matthew 22:34-46 | Episode 282" (20 October 2026, 31 minutes), and ""Worst...Wedding...Ever!" Matthew 22:1-14 | Episode 280" (6 October 2026, 39 minutes).
Rev'd Up for Sunday publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 37 minutes across 284 episodes.
Booking probability for Rev'd Up for Sunday is 37%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Rev'd Up for Sunday requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Rev'd Up for Sunday's contact route on record: verified email.
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St. Mark's New Canaan hosts Rev'd Up for Sunday, a religion podcast with 284 episodes published.
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Episode #283
Jesus calls the grieving, the meek, and the persecuted blessed—but what does that promise mean when life is painful? This week, Elizabeth Garnsey and Rob Schwartz explore the Beatitudes through personal stories...
Episode #282
What does Jesus mean when he tells us to love God and love our neighbor? And how do we keep such familiar words from losing their power to challenge us? Elizabeth Garnsey welcomes the Rev. Anne Bartlett to explore...
Episode #280
A wedding invitation turns into a nightmare: a burned city, a room full of unexpected guests, and a man thrown out for wearing the wrong clothes. Is this really what God’s kingdom looks like? Peter Walsh and Elizabeth...
Episode #279
Jesus tells one of his most violent parables: tenants seize a vineyard, attack the servants sent to them, and finally kill the landowner’s son. But who actually calls for vengeance at the end of the story? Peter Walsh...
Episode #278
This week, the religious leaders challenge Jesus by asking, “Who gave you the authority to do this?” But Jesus turns the question back on them, exposing something deeper than a disagreement about authority. Peter Walsh...
Episode #277
This week, Jesus tells the story of workers who put in very different hours and somehow receive the exact same pay. Fair? Not exactly. And that's the point. Peter Walsh and Rob Schwartz explore what this parable reveals...
Episode #276
How many times do we really have to forgive someone? This week, Peter Walsh and Rob Schwartz explore Matthew 18:21–35, where the apostle Peter tries to put a number on forgiveness and Jesus responds by blowing up the...
Episode #275
What happens when someone hurts us? Jesus’ instructions in Matthew 18:15–20 offer a surprisingly practical approach to conflict, accountability, and reconciliation. Peter Walsh and Rob Schwartz discuss why talking TO...
Episode #274
This week, we move from Peter’s confession of faith to the difficult reality of what following the Messiah actually means. Peter Walsh, Elizabeth Garnsey, and Rob Schwartz explore why Jesus tells Peter, “Get behind me...
Episode #273
Who is St. Peter: faithful disciple, flawed human being, first pope, symbol of the Church, or somehow all of the above? Fr. Peter Walsh welcomes Msgr. Rob Kinnally of St. Aloysius Catholic Church for an ecumenical...
Episode #272
This week, Jesus encounters a persistent Canaanite woman who refuses to take no for an answer. Peter Walsh and Elizabeth Garnsey wrestle with a provocative question: Does this woman learn something from Jesus, or might...
Episode #271
What happens when we step out in faith but start to sink? In his final episode of “Rev’d Up for Sunday”, John Kennedy joins Peter Walsh and Elizabeth Garnsey to explore Jesus walking on water, Peter’s risky leap of...
Episode #270
When Jesus feeds five thousand people, is the greatest miracle the multiplication of bread... or the transformation of human hearts? John Kennedy and Elizabeth Garnsey explore one of Jesus' most familiar miracles...
Episode #269
What if the biggest spiritual truths are hidden inside the smallest stories? Elizabeth Garnsey and Rob Schwartz explore six memorable parables from Matthew 13, discovering how mustard seeds, yeast, treasure, pearls, and...
Episode #268
How does Jesus’ parable about wheat and weeds relate to the forces of good and evil , and what’s all this talk about fire?! John Kennedy and Rob Schwartz wrestle with this challenging parable while exploring themes of...
Episode #267
What keeps Jesus’ message from taking root in our lives? This week, Peter Walsh and Rob Schwartz dig through one of Jesus' best-known parables to uncover surprising insights about spiritual growth, distraction, doubt...
Episode #266
Jesus invites the weary to find rest, but what kind of rest is he actually talking about? This week, Peter Walsh, Elizabeth Garnsey, and John Kennedy explore one of Jesus' most beloved invitations and uncover why...
Episode #265
This week, Peter Walsh and Elizabeth Garnsey explore how hospitality, welcome, belonging, and small acts of kindness can transform both individuals and communities. From Abraham's hospitality to the challenge of modern...
Episode #264
"I Have Not Come to Bring Peace, But a Sword." Did Jesus actually say that? And if so, what did he mean? Peter Walsh, Elizabeth Garnsey, and John Kennedy tackle one of the most challenging passages in the Gospels. From...
Episode #263
What does it mean to be sent into the world as participants in God's work? Peter Walsh and Rob Schwartz discuss the connection between proclamation and action, Jesus' deep compassion for those who are "harassed and...
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Member for Murray Plains, Deputy Opposition Leader, St. Mark's Episcopal Church
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creator of Combat Brain Training, author of Hack Your Habits in 30 Minutes, Abington Shade Tree Commission
St. Barnabas Church in Greenwich
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