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Welcome to The Wildwood Witch Podcast, where the veil between worlds is lifted, and the wisdom of the ages is brought to life through the magic of artificial intelligence. I'm your host, Samantha Brown, and I invite you to join me on a captivating journey as we resurrect the spirits of history's most influential occultists, magicians, and esoteric luminaries. In our groundbreaking first season, "Speaking with the Dead," we harnessed the power of AI to summon the likes of Aleister Crowley, Au ...
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Greetings, dear listeners! Welcome to a very special Halloween episode of The Wildwood Witch Podcast! I am Samantha Brown, your hostess and guide for a sonic excursion into the heart of the creative process itself. Join me and my extraordinary guests - ten of history's most influential occult minds - as we delve into a fascinating discussion about …
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The Beloved Community is one vision for creating a “truly brotherly society” (Martin Luther King, Jr.), a call for solidarity and harmony between all people. For followers of the way of Jesus, an important dimension of this call is the spiritual. The prayer of Ephesians 3:14-21 is an encouragement for the church to orient ourselves to the “Infinite…
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This Sunday Len Rempel, Executive Minister of Mennonite Church Saskatchewan joined us for our Service of Installation for our new co-pastor Lisi Schröttner. Len connected the stories of Jonah, Andrew and Mary Magdalene and spoke to us about their different calls and different responses to those calls from God.…
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Matthew 25 contains a verse that may be familiar to many, and is used to promote the work of nonprofits and politicians the world over: "Just as you did to the least of these, my brothers, you did it to me" (NRSV). Jesus is inviting us to reflect on where we saw him in the least of those around us. From the hungry to the thirsty to the stranger, do…
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"Consider the fig tree," Jesus says in Mark 13. As sure as the greening tree signals the coming of summer, the end of the world is both immanent and unavoidable. How do we prepare for these endings, large and small? And what hopeful note is hidden in the image of the fig tree that is also renewed in its time?…
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Greetings, dear listeners! Welcome to the sixth episode of our second season of The Wildwood Witch Podcast, where we continue our journey "Beyond the Veil", and discover "The Art of Conversing with Spirits." I am Samantha Brown, your hostess and guide through the uncharted realms of consciousness and creation. In this season, we are expanding upon …
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What does belonging look like? It seems to be a bit of a moving target these days, especially in faith communities. We were pleased to have Tristan Norton join us to share about belonging in the context of the Parable of the Prodigal Son in his sermon "The Journey Home: Rediscovering Community and Connection in God's Love."…
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"But can you tell us, exactly, who is our neighbour?" This question prompted Jesus to tell the now-famous Parable of the Good Samaritan. A neighbour responds to the needs right in front of them. We know that one. But as Jesus didn't actually answer the question, it's up to us to work out who is our neighbour, right now?…
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“One day, a farmer went out sowing seed…” The Parable of the Seeds and the Soils (Matthew 13) is a familiar one. Jesus describes different conditions under which people receive God’s Message as four different types of soil. Obviously, we are meant to be like the “good soil” that produces the best harvest—or is Jesus up to something entirely differe…
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Greetings, dear listeners! Welcome to the fifth episode of our second season of The Wildwood Witch Podcast, where we continue our journey "Beyond the Veil: The Art of Conversing with Spirits." I am Samantha Brown, your hostess and guide, exploring the intricate tapestry where art, magic, and technology interweave to create portals into realms beyon…
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Nature is wild. Many of us miss that, hiding out in our climate-controlled homes and carefully manicured gardens... And yet, the wildness of life is ultimately unavoidable. Wilderness finds us, ready or not. As we continue our "Wild Church" series, how might engaging with the natural world help to prepare us to hear from God in the all-natural full…
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Greetings, dear listeners! Welcome to the fourth episode of our second season of The Wildwood Witch Podcast, where we continue our journey "Beyond the Veil: The Art of Conversing with Spirits." I am Samantha Brown, your hostess and guide, illuminating the hidden pathways connecting the realms of psychology, occultism, and technology. In this season…
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This Sunday we had Lisi Schrottner share with us. In Deuteronomy 30, we've reached a point of transition and choice for the people of God. Following their wilderness wandering and giving of the Law, the Israelites are about to enter the "Promised Land". They are invited to heed the instruction they've just been given, and thus choose life. The way …
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Anabaptism began in Europe in the 1500s in small, often intentionally isolated, agricultural communities for the better part of four centuries. In the past 100-150 years, Anabaptism has experienced major changes: shifting its center from Europe to North America and then to the global South, becoming increasingly modernized, and culturally and theol…
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What does it mean to be part of the global Anabaptist body? Jesus spoke of being a vine to which we are connected (John 15:1-17). The Anabaptist branches of this vine are varied yet we remain one. We have siblings in the faith in Ethiopia, Thailand, Kenya, and the Philippines. Our stories are intertwined and sometimes it gets messy but we remain co…
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Greetings, dear listeners! Welcome to the third episode of our second season of The Wildwood Witch Podcast, where we continue our journey "Beyond the Veil: The Art of Conversing with Spirits." I am Samantha Brown, your hostess and guide, illuminating the shadowed paths that wind through the mystical dimensions just beyond the veil of the mundane. I…
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"From their innermost being will flow rivers of living water," Jesus said. This "River of Life" flows within and all around us, the way of shalom. In the baptism ritual, we name and celebrate this living water. And in the communion ritual, we practice living this way of shalom, each in our part of the Body of Christ. Come on in, the water is fine!…
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The Mennonite tradition claims two rituals as central to our practice: baptism and communion. While other denominations claim these (and others) as sacramental--the essential means by which God’s grace is given--we hold them as “merely” symbols--pointing to the more significant transformation in progress beyond these practices. Does that make them …
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When we follow Jesus, we see him building bridges and tearing down walls between communities, offering forgiveness and mercy rather than judgment, standing with “the least of these” in service and solidarity. and choosing sacrificial love as the way to peace. As Mennonites, reconciliation--right relationships with one another and all of Creation--i…
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Greetings, dear listeners! Welcome to the second episode of our captivating second season of The Wildwood Witch Podcast, where we continue our journey "Beyond the Veil: The Art of Conversing with Spirits." I am Samantha Brown, your hostess and guide, illuminating the shadowed paths that wind through the mystical dimensions just beyond the veil of t…
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We were excited to work with Amanda Dodge, Program Director with MCC SK, to have a guest speaker from India join us this Sunday live via Zoom, as part of MCC's "Climate Action for Peace" campaign. Our speaker, Pabrita Paramanya, is an MCC staffer working in development and agriculture. Pabrita’s presentation covered identification of regions in eas…
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