Christian History Podcast Network

<p>Give to help Chris make Truce</p> <p>Dark money is a problem in American politics and religion. What is it? Untraceable money that often comes from big donors, which is channelled through non-profits to hide the...

<p>In this episode, the Deep Dive turns to one of the most consequential moments in early Christian history: Diocletian’s Edict Against the Christians in 303 AD. This episode’s expert, Dr. Michael A. G. Haykin of the...

<p>What did the intersection of African American civil rights work and Jewish politics look like in the 20th century? Why will an understanding of this particular religious thread in the American tapestry equip us to be...

<p>Join us today as we speak with, Dr. Stephen Presley, and discuss his new book, Biblical Theology in the Life of the Early Church. Dr. Presley is an Associate Professor of Church History at The Southern Baptist...

<p>Today on the Christian History Almanac, we tell the story of the Arminian who thought he was made of glass (!?)</p> <p>Show Notes:</p> Germany / Switzerland - Study Tour Support 1517 Podcast Network 1517 Podcasts...

An encounter with Christ struck Paul blind. When he couldn't see anything else, Paul finally saw Jesus for who He really is. Today, Stephen Nichols revisits the year 401, when Augustine delivered a marvelous sermon on...

<p>Give to help Chris make Truce</p> <p>Tim LaHaye wrote different kinds of books. Books on marriage, sexuality, the end times, and those involved in social and political movements. In his young years, Tim LaHaye taught...

<p>Lew Wallace lived perhaps one of the most impressive lives of the late 19th century. He held several prestigious titles including New Mexico territorial governor, Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire, and Union Army...

<p>"If you wish to enlighten a room, you carry a light and set it down in it, and the darkness will disperse of itself."</p><p>In 1848, Melinda Rankin went alone to the newly annexed Texas as a single woman, seeking to...

In this episode, we journey through the tumultuous landscape of China during the 1920s, highlighting the life and mission of Hubert Sone, an American Southern Methodist missionary. We explore the challenges and triumphs...

<p>The Erie Canal is an outstanding example of a human artifact creating and facilitating new religious movements. Within 25 years of its opening, the Erie Canal cultivated extraordinary experimental spiritual groups...

<p>For the past 75 years, our culture has been more united by what we oppose than by what we believe. We don't know what we're for, but we know we're against the Nazis.</p><p>This "anti-Hitler ethos" has served as...

<p>Join us today as we speak with Dr. Bryan Litfin, Professor of Bible & Theology in the Liberty University School of Divinity, on the topic of his upcoming book, The Story of the Trinity: Controversy, Crisis, and the...

<p>We are reposting our 2024 episode from our conversation with Volker Leppin. (The podcast will be on break through January and resuming in February with some exciting new content). <br> <br> Check out Volker Leppin's...

Today's episode gives a conceptual dealing with the type of persecution of Christians by the Roman Empire at its height. Additionally, the responses of the church to preserve its faith by rightly expressing their...