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Mike Whang and the Reciprocity of Liturgy

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Radical Sacred
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Dec 10, 2025
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Summary

Really lovely and meandering chat this week with the founder of Oikon Studios Mike Whang. Mike began Oikon Studios as a way of learning to walk in the unforced rhythms of grace.Through a gorgeous mixture of liturgy,spiritual formation, lectio divina, and music Mike invites us all to union with God, with true self, and with one another. Our attention is deeply rooted in what we’re attuned to and where our intention lies. What is calling you to divine union? Show Notes: Oikon Studios Phygital Fellows Lectio Divina In the Name by Padraig O’Tuama Chapters 00:00 In the Name of Community and Connection 02:50 Introducing Mike Wang and Oikon Studios 04:31 The Evolution of Liturgy and Ministry 07:20 The Importance of Liturgy in Spiritual Life 11:14 Unforced Rhythms of Grace 14:24 Liturgy as Practice and Reciprocity 17:45 Power Dynamics in Liturgy and Ministry 22:54 Moving from Scarcity to Abundance 27:34 Creating Beauty in Ministry 33:41 Practices of Attentiveness and Reflection 35:57 God's Work Beyond the Church 39:37 Advent Reflections and Ancestral Connections 44:05 Legacy and Ancestral Influence 48:11 Closing Thoughts and Resources