<![CDATA[NOBA @ Noon]]>NOBA @ Noon is a daily midday prayer podcast that brings the ancient rhythm of prayer and Scripture reading into your ordinary day. Pause, pray, hear Scripture, and go back to your work steadier, quieter, and closer to Christ. At midday, most of us are rushing. The inbox is full, the meetings keep coming, and the morning's good intentions are long gone. For centuries, the Church has answered that moment simply: stop and pray.

NOBA @ Noon is the audio companion to the NOBA app. Each episode leads you through a short service of Scripture, prayer, and reflection, shaped by the Anglican Daily Office and the wisdom of the early Church Fathers. Readings follow a 365-day lectionary, so every day brings a new passage, and over the year you'll pray through the whole story of God's work. Join us for NOBA @ NOON...Let's journey together.

]]>www.noba.churchRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Wed, 28 Oct 2026 09:31:50 GMTFri, 25 Sep 2026 02:53:44 GMT60Digital Church Network<p>NOBA @ Noon is a daily midday prayer podcast that brings the ancient rhythm of prayer and Scripture reading into your ordinary day. Pause, pray, hear Scripture, and go back to your work steadier, quieter, and closer to Christ. At midday, most of us are rushing. The inbox is full, the meetings keep coming, and the morning's good intentions are long gone. For centuries, the Church has answered that moment simply: stop and pray.</p><p>NOBA @ Noon is the audio companion to the NOBA app. Each episode leads you through a short service of Scripture, prayer, and reflection, shaped by the Anglican Daily Office and the wisdom of the early Church Fathers. Readings follow a 365-day lectionary, so every day brings a new passage, and over the year you'll pray through the whole story of God's work. Join us for NOBA @ NOON...Let's journey together.</p>episodicDigital Church Networkjtmurff@gmail.comno<![CDATA[Matthew 21:26-30]]>Today we explore the Gospel of Matthew, focusing on Jesus' encounter with the religious leaders in the temple. Justin discusses the challenge to authority, the parable of the two sons, and what it means for modern believers regarding truth, integrity, and the possibility of repentance and change.

]]>b3dd0a5f-d97e-4296-927d-e08236de1f9fTue, 27 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>Today we explore the Gospel of Matthew, focusing on Jesus' encounter with the religious leaders in the temple. Justin discusses the challenge to authority, the parable of the two sons, and what it means for modern believers regarding truth, integrity, and the possibility of repentance and change.</p>no00:12:35Matthew 21:26-30full<![CDATA[Matthew 21:6-10]]>In this conversation, Justin explores the significance of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, highlighting its symbolism and the crowd's reaction. He reflects on the deeper meanings behind the event, including themes of humility, worship, and the nature of true praise. The discussion encourages listeners to examine their own responses to Jesus and the implications of his humble approach to kingship.


]]>17525ff5-ea36-4805-80e7-a958d5e82889Mon, 26 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>In this conversation, Justin explores the significance of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, highlighting its symbolism and the crowd's reaction. He reflects on the deeper meanings behind the event, including themes of humility, worship, and the nature of true praise. The discussion encourages listeners to examine their own responses to Jesus and the implications of his humble approach to kingship.</p><p><br /></p>no00:13:35Matthew 21:6-10full<![CDATA[Matthew 20:3-7]]>In this conversation, Justin explores the parable of the vineyard workers from the Gospel of Matthew, emphasizing the themes of grace, inclusion, and divine seeking. He discusses how the landowner's actions reflect God's persistent invitation to all, regardless of their past or timing. The parable challenges conventional notions of merit and privilege, inviting listeners to see others through God's eyes and recognize that it's never too late to be welcomed into the kingdom.


]]>3b06ac93-acd4-428c-981e-20fae48b85e3Sun, 25 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>In this conversation, Justin explores the parable of the vineyard workers from the Gospel of Matthew, emphasizing the themes of grace, inclusion, and divine seeking. He discusses how the landowner's actions reflect God's persistent invitation to all, regardless of their past or timing. The parable challenges conventional notions of merit and privilege, inviting listeners to see others through God's eyes and recognize that it's never too late to be welcomed into the kingdom.</p><p><br /></p>no00:12:40Matthew 20:3-7full<![CDATA[Matthew 18:15-35]]> summary


This conversation explores the biblical teachings on forgiveness and reconciliation as outlined in Matthew 18:15-35. Justin emphasizes the importance of addressing conflict directly, the process of reconciliation, and the community's role in fostering forgiveness. He notes that true forgiveness reflects the grace we receive from God and encourages listeners to examine their relationships and seek restoration.



]]>e9f9df44-6f21-4913-abf1-b3abe75871f6Sat, 24 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p> summary</p><p><br /></p><p>This conversation explores the biblical teachings on forgiveness and reconciliation as outlined in Matthew 18:15-35. Justin emphasizes the importance of addressing conflict directly, the process of reconciliation, and the community's role in fostering forgiveness. He notes that true forgiveness reflects the grace we receive from God and encourages listeners to examine their relationships and seek restoration.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p>no00:14:24Matthew 18:15-35full<![CDATA[Matthew 17:5-9]]>At the Mountain of Transfiguration, God the Father reveals who Jesus really is, and he commands the disciples to listen to him. God's command applies to us today, and this episode explores what it really means to listen to Jesus.

]]>e5f67373-6048-4eeb-8ab5-48a629a761baFri, 23 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>At the Mountain of Transfiguration, God the Father reveals who Jesus really is, and he commands the disciples to listen to him. God's command applies to us today, and this episode explores what it really means to listen to Jesus.</p>no00:11:51Matthew 17:5-9full<![CDATA[Matthew 16:7-11]]>Jesus and the disciples discuss bread, leaven, and outside influence that can take us away from God's Word and truth.

]]>e2416c61-808e-436b-8a6d-7e0d8a690183Thu, 22 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>Jesus and the disciples discuss bread, leaven, and outside influence that can take us away from God's Word and truth. </p>no00:12:00Matthew 16:7-11full<![CDATA[Matthew 15:15-20]]>Explores Jesus' teachings on defilement, emphasizing that true moral corruption stems from the heart rather than external actions. We discuss the implications of this teaching for spiritual life, highlighting the inadequacy of ritualistic practices and the need for genuine heart transformation. The conversation encourages us to engage in self-examination and seek renewal from the 'great physician' to address the deeper issues of the heart.

]]>88d3e44e-c224-4178-9c29-b211fe0e2f08Wed, 21 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>Explores Jesus' teachings on defilement, emphasizing that true moral corruption stems from the heart rather than external actions. We discuss the implications of this teaching for spiritual life, highlighting the inadequacy of ritualistic practices and the need for genuine heart transformation. The conversation encourages us to engage in self-examination and seek renewal from the 'great physician' to address the deeper issues of the heart.</p>no00:12:45Matthew 15:15-20full<![CDATA[Matthew 14:16-20]]>We explore the miracle of Jesus feeding the 5000, emphasizing divine provision, the role of faith in scarcity, and the church's calling to be conduits of God's blessings. This highlights how Jesus transforms inadequate resources into abundance and challenges listeners to bring their needs to Him.

]]>d39f77be-ec94-4935-a63a-63ef1b866bedTue, 20 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>We explore the miracle of Jesus feeding the 5000, emphasizing divine provision, the role of faith in scarcity, and the church's calling to be conduits of God's blessings. This highlights how Jesus transforms inadequate resources into abundance and challenges listeners to bring their needs to Him.</p>no00:12:24Matthew 14:16-20full<![CDATA[Matthew 13:22-26]]>Sowing good seed in good ground requires weeding from time to time; the same is true spiritually.

]]>2c592113-5142-4268-bed6-d4f5f265f791Mon, 19 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>Sowing good seed in good ground requires weeding from time to time; the same is true spiritually. </p>no00:12:05Matthew 13:22-26full<![CDATA[Matthew 12:2-6]]>We explore the Parable of the Sower from the Gospel of Matthew, focusing on the significance of spiritual depth and genuine conversion. We explore the implications of the rocky ground, emphasizing the need for rooted faith and the challenges new believers face. The conversation encourages listeners to assess their own spiritual conditions and the culture they create around them.

]]>6923a72e-c220-499f-9821-99b00d861e88Sun, 18 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>We explore the Parable of the Sower from the Gospel of Matthew, focusing on the significance of spiritual depth and genuine conversion. We explore the implications of the rocky ground, emphasizing the need for rooted faith and the challenges new believers face. The conversation encourages listeners to assess their own spiritual conditions and the culture they create around them.</p>no00:12:26Matthew 12:2-6full<![CDATA[Matthew 11:21-25]]>We explore the themes of accountability, divine revelation, and the importance of humility in faith. We discuss the woes Jesus pronounced on unrepentant cities, emphasizing that greater privilege comes with greater responsibility. The conversation shifts to the nature of divine revelation, noting that it is often hidden from the wise and revealed to the humble. Finally, we draw lessons for contemporary believers, urging them to reflect on their spiritual responses and the transformative power of faith.

]]>dfcb120e-f27e-4490-b039-8316462bc59eSat, 17 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>We explore the themes of accountability, divine revelation, and the importance of humility in faith. We discuss the woes Jesus pronounced on unrepentant cities, emphasizing that greater privilege comes with greater responsibility. The conversation shifts to the nature of divine revelation, noting that it is often hidden from the wise and revealed to the humble. Finally, we draw lessons for contemporary believers, urging them to reflect on their spiritual responses and the transformative power of faith.</p>no00:12:18Matthew 11:21-25full<![CDATA[Matthew 11:1-5]]>We see the theme of doubt through John the Baptist's question to Jesus while imprisoned. We discuss the gap between expectations and reality, emphasizing that even the greatest prophets can struggle with uncertainty. The conversation highlights how Jesus responds to doubt with evidence and invites believers to examine their own experiences. It concludes by reminding readers of God's timing and the transformative power of faith in difficult circumstances.

]]>f5f07121-b1ab-496f-ae42-8faf3a59fbf5Fri, 16 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>We see the theme of doubt through John the Baptist's question to Jesus while imprisoned. We discuss the gap between expectations and reality, emphasizing that even the greatest prophets can struggle with uncertainty. The conversation highlights how Jesus responds to doubt with evidence and invites believers to examine their own experiences. It concludes by reminding readers of God's timing and the transformative power of faith in difficult circumstances.</p>no00:12:45Matthew 11:1-5full<![CDATA[Matthew 10:9-13]]>The worker is worth their wage, and peace is passed as the disciples step out on their first mission.

]]>9c547789-27ff-4814-aa05-dcf72d70ff08Thu, 15 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>The worker is worth their wage, and peace is passed as the disciples step out on their first mission. </p>no00:11:50Matthew 10:9-13full<![CDATA[Matthew 9:18-22]]>Today's reading explores the intertwined stories of a synagogue ruler and a suffering woman from the Gospel of Matthew. Both characters show profound faith in Jesus, highlighting themes of healing, restoration, and breaking social barriers. The discussion emphasizes that Jesus welcomes all who approach Him with true faith, regardless of their social standing or past. The narrative illustrates how divine interruptions can lead to personal encounters with Jesus, transforming lives and identities.



]]>889dbd09-4fa0-46a0-887b-fb8d7fd25f8bWed, 14 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>Today's reading explores the intertwined stories of a synagogue ruler and a suffering woman from the Gospel of Matthew. Both characters show profound faith in Jesus, highlighting themes of healing, restoration, and breaking social barriers. The discussion emphasizes that Jesus welcomes all who approach Him with true faith, regardless of their social standing or past. The narrative illustrates how divine interruptions can lead to personal encounters with Jesus, transforming lives and identities.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p>no00:13:12Matthew 9:18-22full<![CDATA[Matthew 8:28 - 9:2]]>Focusing on Jesus' encounter with demonic forces in Gadarene territory and the subsequent healing of a paralytic. The discussion highlights the themes of Jesus' authority, the nature of faith, and the challenge of accepting transformation in our lives. Through these biblical narratives, we are encouraged to reflect on our own lives and the areas where we may resist Jesus' transformative presence.

]]>bb58400d-0820-4934-84b7-4252f4e63019Tue, 13 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>Focusing on Jesus' encounter with demonic forces in Gadarene territory and the subsequent healing of a paralytic. The discussion highlights the themes of Jesus' authority, the nature of faith, and the challenge of accepting transformation in our lives. Through these biblical narratives, we are encouraged to reflect on our own lives and the areas where we may resist Jesus' transformative presence.</p>no00:13:30Matthew 8:28 - 9:2full<![CDATA[Matthew 8:8-12]]>Today we explore the profound faith of a Roman centurion as depicted in the Gospel of Matthew. The centurion's understanding of Jesus' authority and his humble request to heal his servant highlight the transformative power of faith. These verses emphasize that true faith rests not on religious credentials but on personal trust in Christ's authority.

]]>376a365d-9c1e-4f0a-8470-5d9d8f421725Mon, 12 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>Today we explore the profound faith of a Roman centurion as depicted in the Gospel of Matthew. The centurion's understanding of Jesus' authority and his humble request to heal his servant highlight the transformative power of faith. These verses emphasize that true faith rests not on religious credentials but on personal trust in Christ's authority. </p>no00:12:47Matthew 8:8-12full<![CDATA[Matthew 7:19-23]]>We discuss the critical themes of false prophets and the necessity of a genuine relationship with Jesus. He emphasizes that mere verbal acknowledgment of Jesus as Lord is insufficient for salvation; true faith must be accompanied by obedience to God's will. The conversation warns against self-deception in nominal Christianity and highlights the importance of authenticity in one's relationship with Christ.

]]>c7e52d50-f3fa-4ff5-905d-0e976280caf0Sun, 11 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>We discuss the critical themes of false prophets and the necessity of a genuine relationship with Jesus. He emphasizes that mere verbal acknowledgment of Jesus as Lord is insufficient for salvation; true faith must be accompanied by obedience to God's will. The conversation warns against self-deception in nominal Christianity and highlights the importance of authenticity in one's relationship with Christ.</p>no00:13:11Matthew 7:19-23full<![CDATA[Matthew 7:13-20]]>Today we explore the Gospel of Matthew, focusing on the importance of discernment in recognizing false prophets and judging spiritual leaders by their fruits. This emphasizes the need to assess one's spiritual health and the transformative work only God can do in our lives.



]]>05fbe1e9-f5fe-4fa0-955c-4593eb03f3eaSat, 10 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>Today we explore the Gospel of Matthew, focusing on the importance of discernment in recognizing false prophets and judging spiritual leaders by their fruits. This emphasizes the need to assess one's spiritual health and the transformative work only God can do in our lives.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p>no00:13:29Matthew 7:13-20full<![CDATA[Matthew 6:28-32]]>We look at anxiety and faith through the lens of the Gospel of Matthew. The Scripture emphasizes trusting in God's provision, using the imagery of lilies and birds to illustrate divine care. The discussion highlights the modern struggle with anxiety, the need to rely on God, and the call to redirect focus from material concerns to spiritual assurance.

]]>a4d48c2a-518d-4741-b1be-64b3cc05dd76Fri, 09 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>We look at anxiety and faith through the lens of the Gospel of Matthew. The Scripture emphasizes trusting in God's provision, using the imagery of lilies and birds to illustrate divine care. The discussion highlights the modern struggle with anxiety, the need to rely on God, and the call to redirect focus from material concerns to spiritual assurance.</p>no00:13:05Matthew 6:28-32full<![CDATA[Matthew 6:7-13]]>Today we explore the profound teachings of the Lord's Prayer as presented in the Gospel of Matthew. The scripture today emphasizes the importance of aligning our hearts with God's will, the communal nature of prayer, and the necessity of forgiveness in our spiritual lives. Through a detailed examination of the prayer's structure, it encourages us to reorient our approach to prayer by focusing on God's glory and our dependence on Him, while also highlighting prayer's simplicity and accessibility for all believers.



]]>6101e0f7-f8f0-481c-a79e-22118da3cbe4Thu, 08 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>Today we explore the profound teachings of the Lord's Prayer as presented in the Gospel of Matthew. The scripture today emphasizes the importance of aligning our hearts with God's will, the communal nature of prayer, and the necessity of forgiveness in our spiritual lives. Through a detailed examination of the prayer's structure, it encourages us to reorient our approach to prayer by focusing on God's glory and our dependence on Him, while also highlighting prayer's simplicity and accessibility for all believers.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p>no00:13:09Matthew 6:7-13full<![CDATA[Matthew 5:36-40]]> summary

Today we explore Jesus' teachings from the Sermon on the Mount, focusing on oath-taking, non-retaliation, and the call for radical generosity. He emphasizes the importance of trustworthy speech, the challenge of responding to personal offenses without perpetuating cycles of violence, and the need for Jesus' followers to prioritize relationships over individual rights. The discussion encourages us to reflect on our responses to indignities and to practice active trust in God.



]]>e8f692d4-9de1-4f69-855f-3f936ad855ecWed, 07 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p> summary</p><p>Today we explore Jesus' teachings from the Sermon on the Mount, focusing on oath-taking, non-retaliation, and the call for radical generosity. He emphasizes the importance of trustworthy speech, the challenge of responding to personal offenses without perpetuating cycles of violence, and the need for Jesus' followers to prioritize relationships over individual rights. The discussion encourages us to reflect on our responses to indignities and to practice active trust in God.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p>no00:12:51Matthew 5:36-40full<![CDATA[Matthew 5:16-20]]>This episode explores Jesus' teachings on the law, righteousness, and how believers can live visibly righteous lives that glorify God, emphasizing heart transformation over external rule-keeping.



]]>9d3c530d-7e4f-43b1-b277-cd677b437232Tue, 06 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>This episode explores Jesus' teachings on the law, righteousness, and how believers can live visibly righteous lives that glorify God, emphasizing heart transformation over external rule-keeping.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p>no00:12:44Matthew 5:16-20full<![CDATA[Matthew 4:21-25]]>In this conversation, we explore the radical call of discipleship as illustrated in the Gospel of Matthew. Today's lesson emphasizes the immediate, total response Jesus' followers must give, highlighting the holistic nature of Jesus' ministry, which addresses both spiritual and physical needs. Today's episode encourages us to reflect on our commitment to Christ and the transformative power of genuine encounters with Jesus.


]]>3798181a-48da-4105-934b-af17ab51f318Mon, 05 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>In this conversation, we explore the radical call of discipleship as illustrated in the Gospel of Matthew. Today's lesson emphasizes the immediate, total response Jesus' followers must give, highlighting the holistic nature of Jesus' ministry, which addresses both spiritual and physical needs. Today's episode encourages us to reflect on our commitment to Christ and the transformative power of genuine encounters with Jesus.</p><p><br /></p>no00:12:52Matthew 4:21-25full<![CDATA[Matthew 4:1-5]]>This episode explores the biblical account of Jesus' temptation in the wilderness, highlighting how his response to temptation offers a model for believers today. It emphasizes the importance of Scripture, dependence on God, and understanding the subtlety of temptations.



]]>2e550396-2075-49b3-a218-905abbfe7646Sun, 04 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>This episode explores the biblical account of Jesus' temptation in the wilderness, highlighting how his response to temptation offers a model for believers today. It emphasizes the importance of Scripture, dependence on God, and understanding the subtlety of temptations.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p>no00:12:11Matthew 4:1-5full<![CDATA[Matthew 2:21 - 3:2]]>This episode explores Jesus' early life, the significance of Nazareth, and John the Baptist's call to repentance, emphasizing how God works through obscurity and the importance of ongoing spiritual transformation.

]]>ab032be9-142b-48f3-b6bc-7e152ac07c8bSat, 03 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>This episode explores Jesus' early life, the significance of Nazareth, and John the Baptist's call to repentance, emphasizing how God works through obscurity and the importance of ongoing spiritual transformation.</p>no00:13:04Matthew 2:21 - 3:2full<![CDATA[Matthew 2:1-5]]>This episode explores the profound story of the Magi's visit to Jesus, highlighting the importance of active faith, spiritual responsiveness, and the dangers of religious complacency. It challenges us to examine our own relationship with biblical knowledge and spiritual pursuit.

]]>c4904d7f-c644-4499-baae-b7241c51720fFri, 02 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>This episode explores the profound story of the Magi's visit to Jesus, highlighting the importance of active faith, spiritual responsiveness, and the dangers of religious complacency. It challenges us to examine our own relationship with biblical knowledge and spiritual pursuit.</p>no00:12:33Matthew 2:1-5full<![CDATA[Matthew 1:6-11]]>We are launching the NOBA @ Noon Podcast with our gospel readings from the NOBA APP. Today's Gospel reading is from Matthew 1:6-11. Matthew starts Jesus’ story with the names people would’ve skipped. That’s not an accident. If you need a reminder that your past doesn't disqualify you from God’s plan. David. Bathsheba. Ruth. Rahab. A messy family tree - and still, Jesus came through it. That means the gospel was never built for perfect people. It was built for broken people who need grace. So if you’ve been trying to hide the parts of your story you’re ashamed of, maybe this is your sign:

God already saw it - and still chose you. You are not too far gone.
You are not too messy. You are not outside the family. Maybe that’s the whole point. #GospelTruth #ChristianEncouragement #BibleTeaching #FaithJourney #GraceFoundHere

]]>577bf29e-866d-4873-8e44-b8bf39f72c48Thu, 01 Oct 2026 15:00:00 GMT<p>We are launching the NOBA @ Noon Podcast with our gospel readings from the NOBA APP. Today's Gospel reading is from Matthew 1:6-11. Matthew starts Jesus’ story with the names people would’ve skipped. That’s not an accident. If you need a reminder that your past doesn't disqualify you from God’s plan. David. Bathsheba. Ruth. Rahab. A messy family tree - and still, Jesus came through it. That means the gospel was never built for perfect people. It was built for broken people who need grace. So if you’ve been trying to hide the parts of your story you’re ashamed of, maybe this is your sign:<br /></p><p>God already saw it - and still chose you. You are not too far gone.<br />You are not too messy. You are not outside the family. Maybe that’s the whole point. #GospelTruth #ChristianEncouragement #BibleTeaching #FaithJourney #GraceFoundHere</p>no00:12:141Matthew 1:6-11full