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The Theology Made Podcast takes complicated ideas about God and makes them simple. Each episode unpacks theology, church history, or biblical truth in a way that's clear, thoughtful, and actually enjoyable. substack.theologymade.com
Unknown Host hosts Theology Made Podcast, a history show with 49 episodes published.
Theology Made is a listener/reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. For most of Christian history, almost no one read the Bible alone. Scriptur
For the first 300 years of Christianity… there were no church buildings.No services. No “going to church” the way we think of it today. So what were the first Christians actually doing? In this episode, we step into the
Theology Made is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. What if security isn’t safety? What if accumulation isn’t freedom? What he found on
Jesus never wrote a single word. No letters. No books. No firsthand account. And yet, billions of people trust what was written about Him. So why? In this episode, we explore one of the most overlooked questions in Chris
You probably think your beliefs are your own. That you’ve weighed the evidence, thought it through, and arrived at your conclusions honestly. But what if most of what you believe… was installed? In this piece, we explore
Thomas Aquinas spent forty years building the most ambitious intellectual project in Western history, a single unified framework to explain God, creation, evil, the soul, and everything in between. Thousands of pages. Hu
In 1004 AD, a Byzantine princess arrived in Venice with a scandalous piece of gold luggage: a two-pronged fork. To the local clergy, this wasn’t high fashion—it was a theological rebellion. How did a simple tool for eati
In the Roman Empire, the first Christians weren’t persecuted for believing too much. They were persecuted for believing too little. When we hear the word “atheist” today, we think of someone who denies the existence of t
Did you know the modern weekend exists because of theology? In this episode, we explore how the Jewish Sabbath, the Christian Lord’s Day, and the Industrial Revolution collided to create the two-day weekend we take for g
How did a global movement survive without a handbook? We live in a print-first world where authority is “final draft” and footnoted. But the early Church had no chapters, no verses, and no agreed-upon list of books. This
We’ve all heard the story: A small, persecuted sect made a shady deal with Emperor Constantine, traded its soul for power, and took over the world by force. It’s a tidy narrative that fuels modern cynicism, but it has on
Headline: The Church is dying. (At least, that’s what we’ve said since 100 AD.) It feels like we are living through a unique collapse. Attendance is cratering, trust is fractured, and the cultural influence of the Church
Once a year, St. Patrick becomes a mascot. Green hats. Parades. Beer labels. Snakes chased into the sea. The problem? Almost none of that has anything to do with the real man. In this episode, we strip away the myth and
In the red corner, Thomas Jefferson. In the blue corner, Benjamin Franklin. In June 1776, a single editorial change shifted the foundation of American history. Jefferson originally wrote that our rights were “sacred and
Everyone says it. Politicians, activists, corporations, and even churches. We’re told to stay on “the right side of history,” but we rarely stop to ask: Why does history have a side at all? In this episode of the Theolog
Almost everyone believes in human rights. Left. Right. Religious. Secular. We argue endlessly about which rights matter most, but very few people question the idea that humans have rights at all. But historically, that b
Every time you check the date, you’re stepping into a story you didn’t choose. The year on your phone, the seven-day week, even the emotional rhythm of the seasons all exist because of biblical theology, whether you beli
For the first 300 years of Christianity, the most recognizable symbol of the faith today was almost entirely absent. No crosses on walls. No crucifixes in worship. No jewelry shaped like Calvary. That wasn’t because earl
Before movies, projectors, or IMAX screens, medieval cathedrals were the most immersive storytelling spaces in the world. In this episode, we explore how Gothic cathedrals used architecture, stained glass, light, and sou
A thousand years before Bach, Mozart, Beyoncé, or your Spotify playlist, a Benedictine monk quietly invented the entire system that makes Western music possible. Staff lines, Do–Re–Mi, sight-singing, the logic of melody—
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