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This Week in Christian History is a podcast from the Center for Christian History at Mississippi College. The Center for Christian History is dedicated to expanding knowledge and understanding of Christian history. Our mission is to provide a scholarly, unbiased look at the events, figures, and movements that have shaped Christianity over the centuries. You can visit centerforchristianhistory.com for daily historical highlights, and each week on this podcast, we’ll do a deep dive into key moments with Christian history’s leading authorities.
Unknown Host hosts This Week in Christian History, a religion show with 22 episodes published.
What was John Calvin's early life like? How did his previous studies in preparation for the priesthood and later to be a lawyer influence his trajectory as one of the most influential Protestant reformers? Join Nick Walt
Join Nick Walters and Dr. David Irving as they discuss early reformer Jan Hus' teaching on worship in the vernacular that ultimately led to his condemnation.
Join Nick Walters and Dr. Melody Maxwell as they discuss the momentous consecration of Samuel Ajayi Crowther as the first African Anglican bishop. Learn more about Crowther in the upcoming Christian History issue #160 on
Why was the renowned Jonathan Edwards dismissed from his position as pastor at Northampton Church? Join Nick Walters and guest Dr. Matthew Everhard to find out. Learn more about Jonathan Edwards in Christian History issu
Join Nick Walters in conversation with Dale Ahlquist on the life and many works of G. K. Chesterton on the 90th anniversary of his death. Learn more in Christian History issue #75 G. K. Chesterton .
Join Nick Walters and Dr. David D. Hall of Harvard Divinity School as they consider the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut. Regarded as one of the earliest written frameworks for political governance in the American colon
Explore the life and martyrdom of Joan of Arc and her context within the Hundred Years War with Dr. Daniel Hobbins.
Join Nick Walters and Dr. Michael Haykin as they explore the pivotal role of Constantine's conversion in the history of Christianity.
Join Dr. Michael Ward and Nick Walters as they discuss the first meeting the Inklings, including C. S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien.
Join Nick Walters and CH managing editor Kaylena Radcliff as they discuss the 2026 spring and summer issues of Christian History magazine: Debating Jesus' divinity and Christianity on the seas. Read these issues for free
This week Nick Walters and Dr. Andrew Chronister explore Pelagius and the theological debate over free will and original sin within the fifth-century church.
Join Nick Walters and Dr. Scott Keith for a conversation on the life, thought, and significance of Philipp Melanchthon, the indispensable collaborator of Martin Luther and one of the core architects of the Protestant Ref
Contributing editor Dr. Edwin Woodruff Tait joins Nick Walters to discuss how the Council of Trent was set in motion. When the council convened in the sixteenth century, Europe was confronting theological upheaval, polit
Before established churches dotted the American landscape, one man rode tirelessly across a rugged and expanding nation to bring the Gospel to its people. On This Week in Christian History, Nick Walters and Dr. John Wigg
Join Nick Walters and Dr. George Demacopoulos of Fordham University this week as they examine the relationship of church and state in the life of Theodore the Studite amidst the Iconoclastic Controversies. Theodore the S
Separating fact from fiction is one of the greatest challenges when studying the life of St. Patrick, the fifth-century missionary traditionally credited with bringing Christianity to Ireland. Join host Nick Walters and
The story of John Newton is one of the most powerful conversion narratives in the history of Christianity. Known today as the author of the beloved hymn "Amazing Grace," Newton’s life journey from slave trader to Anglica
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 Southe
This episode features a conversation with Nick Walters, director of the Center for Christian History at Mississippi College, and Professor Brian Stanley of the University of Edinburgh, one of the world’s most respected h
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 General,
Michael Haykin
historian and theologian
1 appearance on this show
C. S. Lewis
1 appearance on this show
C. S. Lewis
1 appearance on this show
Michael Ward
Associate Dean for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs · Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Brian Stanley
historian and academic · University of Edinburgh
1 appearance on this show
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