Podcasts about twenty centuries

Seventeen centuries ago, a courageous pastor named Athanasius, and the historic Council of Nicaea defended an important truth of our faith—that Jesus is both fully God and fully man. In this unique episode, John McGee sits down with Rob Barry, Garrett Wikle, and Grant Wilkie to unpack why the Council of Nicaea (325 AD) still matters for your faith, your leadership, and the life of the Church. Recommended Books on Church History: • Church History in Plain Language – Bruce Shelley • In the Year of Our Lord: Reflections on Twenty Centuries of Church History – Sinclair Ferguson • The Story of Christianity, Volume 1 – Justo González • The Story of Christianity, Volume 2 – Justo González • Christianity: The Biography – Ian J. Shaw • A Pocket History of the Church – D. Jeffrey Bingham • 50 People Every Christian Should Know – Warren W. WiersbeHelpful Videos and Messages: • Irish Heresies Video (YouTube) – A fun and memorable explanation of early church heresies. • Contending for Our All by John Piper (Desiring God)  

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Is faith about the mind or the heart? Father Goodrich preached this sermon to a gathered congregation of St. John's Episcopal Church, in Dubuque, Iowa.The sermon, preached on the second Sunday of Lent, is based on Genesis 12:1-4a, Psalm 121, Romans 4:1-5, 13-17, John 3:1-17 Subscribe to the Father Goodrich Newsletter 

St. John's Episcopal Church, Dubuque, Iowa. Genesis 12:1-4a, Psalm 121, Romans 4:1-5, 13-17, John 3:1-17 (2nd Sunday of Lent). 

It seems American Christians are going through a major identity crisis. Why is this the case? Where does it come from? Can it be redeemed? We believe a lot of issues come from not understanding Church History. In this episode we tackle a quick history of the American Church from the Puritans to Present Day. We believe there is something for everybody in this episode of Shattering the Stained Glass. We invite Spiritual Refugees and Church attenders alike to join us as we begin doing some Root Work.In this episode:Jim paints a word picture with a little help from Rambo TrumpWe do a Church History flyover from Puritans to 2020We upset Religious History buffsShare some takeaways from Church History (part 2)If you have a story, question, or a topic you would love for us to tackle let us know at (stainedglasspod@gmail.com)+++++++++Resources used in this episode: This is not an exhaustive list.(Note: We do not use any affiliate links with our resource recommendations)Books:Church History Volume Two by J.D. Woodbridge, Frank A. James IIIThe Profits of Religion by Upton SinclairPost Christian by Christian PiattChurch History In Plain Language by Bruce ShelleyChurch History 101: The Highlights of Twenty Centuries by Sinclair B. FergusonPagan Christianity by Frank Viola & George BarnaReframation by Alan Hirsch & Mark NelsonWebsites:Christianity.comBritannica.comChristianHistoryInstitute.orgVideos:Church History in Ten MinutesPodcasts:Five Minutes in Church HistoryStuff You Missed In the Bible In Church History++++++++++If you enjoyed the show please consider leaving a review or sharing with a friend!We are social:FacebookInstagramTwitterSnap ChatPinterestYouTube++++++++++This podcast is a production of Humble Planet Media Group

It seems American Christians are going through a major identity crisis. Why is this the case? Where does it come from? Can it be redeemed? We believe a lot of issues come from not understanding Church History. In this episode we began the process of unraveling our roots so that we may began the road to a more vibrant Spiritual life. We believe there is something for everybody in this episode of Shattering the Stained Glass. We invite Spiritual Refugees and Church attenders alike to join us as we began doing some Root Work.In this episode:+ Jim talks about his first job after his prodigal years+ We do a Church History flyover from Jesus to the Reformation+ We upset Religious History buffs+ Share some takeaways from Church History (part 1)If you have a story, question, or a topic you would love for us to tackle let us know at (stainedglasspod@gmail.com)+++++++++Resources used in this episode: This is not an exhaustive list.(Note: We do not use any affiliate links with our resource recommendations)Books:Church History Volume One by Everett FergusonChurch History In Plain Language by Bruce ShelleyChurch History 101: The Highlights of Twenty Centuries by Sinclair B. FergusonPagan Christianity by Frank Viola & George BarnaReframation by Alan Hirsch & Mark NelsonWebsites:Christianity.comBritannica.comChristianHistoryInstitute.orgVideos:Church History in Ten MinutesPodcasts:Five Minutes in Church HistoryStuff You Missed In the Bible In Church History++++++++++If you enjoyed the show please consider leaving a review or sharing with a friend!We are social:FacebookInstagramTwitterSnap ChatPinterestYouTube++++++++++This podcast is a production of Humble Planet Media Group

Rev. Bryan Bult recommends -In the Year of Our Lord- Reflections on Twenty Centuries of Church History- by Sinclair Ferguson.

Reformation didn’t stop with the end of the 17th century. Every generation is prone to it’s own waywardness. Even the first century church struggled! Today we are looking at a familiar pattern in historical Reformations, and our role in our generations Reformation. We are wrapping up our Reformation Series with Part Three - Our Role in Reform. Support the SPF Podcast Thanks for listening and letting me be a part of your day! I'm looking for a support team to help me keep the SPF Podcast going by teaming up with me to help cover website hosting, software and materials expenses. Be a part of the team for $5 a month by signing up at patreon.com/sheprovesfaithful LIFE HACK Family Time discipleship resource! Sign up for the Family Time newsletter and get free family activities that are discipleship focused for your family! There is a season activity called The Pumpkin Parable too! Sign up for the newsletters here: famtime.com Three Patterns of Reformations NO 1: There is a deviation from God's Truth 1 John 2:15-17 NO 2: God is faithful. He raises us bold men and women who go back to the Truth of Scripture in order to know who God is, who we are, our condition, and how to be right with God. 1 Peter 1:17-21 NO 3: Suffering for standing up for Biblical truth 1 Peter 3:13-18 Examples of this pattern: - Early Church - Stephen Acts 6,7 - 8th Century - Iconoclasm - 16-17th Century - Reformation Our Role in Reformation We have a role in reforming were the church is erring.  We have a role of reforming in our own lives and homes. The directive is the Word of God. Ideas for our Role in Reform In the Church: Attend a bible-believing church and be involved, learn, grow Pray for those locked on a false gospel Learn to give a defense for the hope that we have - with gentleness and respect Stand firm on Truth Don't be surprised at suffering In our own lives: Know the Word of God Teach the Word of God Pray for God to reveal personal religious systems and be humble Be free in Christ Reformation Resources She Proves Faithful Podcast: The Reformation Part 1 - The Spark She Proves Faithful Podcast: The Reformation Part 2 - Reformation Women She Proves Faithful Podcast: The Five Solas She Proves Faithful Podcast: The Woman Who Fears the Lord Pastor Jim Savastio - is doing a current sermon series on the Reformation https://www.sermonaudio.com/search.asp?SpeakerOnly=true&currSection=sermonsspeaker&keyword=Jim%5FSavastio Our Reformation Heritage by Pastor Albert N. Martin https://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=10270222537 Dr. Richard Gamble has a three part series on the History of the Reformation: Part One http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=421089674 Part Twohttp://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=42808832220 Part Three http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=512081059562 Calvinist - the documentary - Les Lanphere See the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axjzInqdzBI Website: http://leslanphere.com Reformation Day Ideas Amazon Links are affiliate links meaning if you click on my link I get a small commission for my recommendation at no cost to you.   Heralds of the Reformation: Thirty Biographies of Sheer Grace $15.00 By Richard M. Hannula Radiant: Fifty Remarkable Women in Church History $18.00 By Richard M. Hannula Institutes of the Christian Religion $26.58 By John Calvin Reformation Women: Sixteenth-Century Figures Who Shaped Christianity's Rebirth $13.98 By Rebecca VanDoodewaard The Church History ABCs: Augustine and 25 Other Heroes of the Faith $15.58 By Stephen J. Nichols, Ned Bustard The Barber Who Wanted to Pray $12.17 By R. C. Sproul Martin Luther: A Man Who Changed The World $9.44 By Paul L. Maier Church History 101: The Highlights of Twenty Centuries $5.43 By Sinclair B. Ferguson, Joel R. Beeke, Michael A. G. Haykin    

It’s Part 2 in a three part series on the Reformation. Today we are talking about some women in the reformation and how their faithfulness encourages us to bear fruit in our own faithful service to God  We will learn about five characteristics the Reformation Woman possessed and be encouraged by a few reforming women’s stories.  Support the SPF Podcast Thanks for listening and letting me be a part of your day! I'm looking for a support team to help me keep the SPF Podcast going by teaming up with me to help cover website hosting, software and materials expenses. Be a part of the team for $5 a month by signing up at patreon.com/sheprovesfaithful LIFE HACK We don't always have time to pour over history books, but it doesn't mean we can learn and teach our young children. We are loving this book - great for elementary school and younger. Reformation ABC's Amazon Links are affiliate links meaning if you click on my link I get a small commission for my recommendation at no cost to you. Reformation ABCs: The People, Places, and Things of the Reformation―from A to Z $15.29 By Stephen J. Nichols The Women of the Reformation 500 years ago on October 31st 1517, Martin Luther nailed 95 theses to a church door in Wittenberg Germany.  The Reformation is quite remarkable and shows the amazing complex web God weaved to bring necessary reformation to the church. Two Books These are two great resources to learn more about these faithful women. The five characteristics of women in the Reformation were taken from Reformation Women by Rebecca VanDoodewaard. Radiant: Fifty Remarkable Women in Church History $18.00 By Richard M. Hannula Reformation Women: Sixteenth-Century Figures Who Shaped Christianity's Rebirth $13.98 By Rebecca VanDoodewaard   Five Characteristics of Reformation Women NO 1:  They were devoted to the protestant church "Sometimes their contributions to the Protestant church were direct, issuing edicts, writing theological works, establishing congregations, some involved indirectly by supporting their husbands, reviewing book manuscripts, sheltering refugees, AND EDUCATING their children to carry on the work. " - Rebecca VanDoodewaard Joel 2:6-13 NO 2: If they were married to believers, they were devoted to their husband’s work These faithful wives fanned giant flames of the Reformation by supporting their husbands, facilitating the work of preaching and pastoring that they were unable to do themselves. The Reformation THRIVED because of supportive faithful wives. NO 3: They were given to hospitality They took in  visiting pastors, orphans, refuges running for their lives, many times from other countries all because they were believing and confessing Scripture. They fed them, clothed them, encouraged them, sacrificing a great amounts of time, energy, and finances.  NO 4: They stewarded their intellectual abilities “Their education was a means of using God-given intellect in order to bear more fruit." - Rebecca Vandoodewaard These women were part of raising up a next generation of theologians! That’s us too - discipling women to Read the Word and obey the Words of God, teaching our children the commands of God, training us, our friends, our children to be thinkers and learners flushing all things through God sufficient word. NO 5: They were BRAVE! God opened the eyes of these women to the Truth and they saw it stood in stark opposition to the climate of their countries. They knew the course of action they needed to take and they obeyed God rather than man. Reformation Women Soup Lady - saving Geneva by faithfulness in her home - story in Reformation ABC's Margarethe Blaurer - Story in Reformation Women Anne Askew - Story in Radiant Other Women: Jeanne D'Albret- Story in Radiant and you can read her story online here Katie Luther - Story in Radiant and you can read her story online here Reformation Resources She Proves Faithful Podcast: The Reformation Part 1 - The Spark She Proves Faithful Podcast: The Five Solas She Proves Faithful Podcast: The Woman Who Fears the Lord Our Reformation Heritage by Pastor Albert N. Martin https://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=10270222537 Dr. Richard Gamble has a three part series on the History of the Reformation: Part One http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=421089674 Part Twohttp://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=42808832220 Part Three http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=512081059562 Calvinist - the documentary - Les Lanphere See the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axjzInqdzBI Website: http://leslanphere.com Reformation Day Ideas Amazon Links are affiliate links meaning if you click on my link I get a small commission for my recommendation at no cost to you.   Heralds of the Reformation: Thirty Biographies of Sheer Grace $15.00 By Richard M. Hannula Radiant: Fifty Remarkable Women in Church History $18.00 By Richard M. Hannula Institutes of the Christian Religion $26.58 By John Calvin Reformation Women: Sixteenth-Century Figures Who Shaped Christianity's Rebirth $13.98 By Rebecca VanDoodewaard The Church History ABCs: Augustine and 25 Other Heroes of the Faith $15.58 By Stephen J. Nichols, Ned Bustard The Barber Who Wanted to Pray $12.17 By R. C. Sproul Martin Luther: A Man Who Changed The World $9.44 By Paul L. Maier Church History 101: The Highlights of Twenty Centuries $5.43 By Sinclair B. Ferguson, Joel R. Beeke, Michael A. G. Haykin    

It’s the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther nailing his 95 theses to the church door in Whittenberg Germany. In this episode we are going to take a look a Christian history and how God orchestrated an amazing Reformation in the church that fanned a flame of loyalty to Scriptures above every human institution. Today we are learning about Erasmus and Martin Luther and Four Blessings of the Reformation.  Support the SPF Podcast Thanks for listening and letting me be a part of your day! I'm looking for a support team to help me keep the SPF Podcast going by teaming up with me to help cover website hosting, software and materials expenses. Be a part of the team for $5 a month by signing up at patreon.com/sheprovesfaithful Help Puerto Rico! Hurricane Maria Victims Until Friday, October 13, purchase this $5 print and directly support hurricane victims. Your money goes to buying batteries, battery operated fans, and insect repellent wipes. Buy the print here: sheprovesfaithful.com/shop/pr Reformation Ideas Teaching church history to our kids doesn't have to be difficult or dry. It's incredibly exciting and amazing to learn about God's reformation of His church. Check out Christina Fox's blog for book and movie ideas for teaching your kids about the Reformation: http://www.christinafox.com/blog/2017/8/17/celebrating-the-reformation-with-your-children Reformation ABC's I just got this book for my kids! I'll let you know how it is! Reviews said it's thorough and has enough information for even an older elementary school child (not just an alphabet book). Amazon Links are affiliate links meaning if you click on my link I get a small commission for my recommendation at no cost to you. Reformation ABCs: The People, Places, and Things of the Reformation―from A to Z $15.29 By Stephen J. Nichols The Spark of the Reformation 500 years ago on October 31st 1517, Martin Luther nailed 95 theses to a church door in Wittenberg Germany.  The Reformation is quite remarkable and shows the amazing complex web God weaved to bring necessary reformation to the church. Ad Fontes It starts with this movement among Renaissance Humanists to "go back to the source" of their reasoning and thought. Protestant Reformers also returned to the Bible as the primary source of their faith. Erasmus and Luther Erasmus - Roman Catholic who translated the New Testament to Greek (to be more accurate than the Latin Vulgate. His work exposed Scriptures that were being taught incorrectly. He wanted reform in the Catholic church but moral reform. Luther - Martin Luther was a monk who started to read the Greek translation of the Bible and his heart was lit on fire for the Word of God. He saw that salvation was by faith alone and that the Roman Catholic Church was teaching a works based, paid based salvation. He wanted reform - for the Pope and the counsels to submit to the authority of God's Word. He nailed 95 theses to the church door in Wittenberg. Eventually he was excommunicated from the Catholic Church. Four Blessings of the Reformation There are SO many more, but here are four: That we have a Bible in our our language! Scripture is self-authenticating - because Scripture are God’s Words - we can be certain it’s true The Church isn’t the authority on what people need to know, or the authority on who has salvation - the Bible is the Authority and God is the grace giver The great exchange: Jesus takes our sins, we take on His righteousness - justification by faith alone hat salvation by faith alone is being preached without fear or threat of being burned at the stake. Reformation Resources She Proves Faithful Podcast: The Five Solas She Proves Faithful Podcast: The Woman Who Fears the Lord Dr. Richard Gamble has a three part series on the History of the Reformation: Part One http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=421089674 Part Twohttp://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=42808832220 Part Three http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=512081059562 Ad Fontes - Four Articles on Erasmus https://www.nsa.edu/ad-fontes-part-iv/ Calvinist - the documentary - Les Lanphere See the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axjzInqdzBI Website: http://leslanphere.com Amazon Links are affiliate links meaning if you click on my link I get a small commission for my recommendation at no cost to you.   Heralds of the Reformation: Thirty Biographies of Sheer Grace $15.00 By Richard M. Hannula Radiant: Fifty Remarkable Women in Church History $18.00 By Richard M. Hannula Institutes of the Christian Religion $26.58 By John Calvin The Church History ABCs: Augustine and 25 Other Heroes of the Faith $15.58 By Stephen J. Nichols, Ned Bustard The Barber Who Wanted to Pray $12.17 By R. C. Sproul Martin Luther: A Man Who Changed The World $9.44 By Paul L. Maier Church History 101: The Highlights of Twenty Centuries $5.43 By Sinclair B. Ferguson, Joel R. Beeke, Michael A. G. Haykin    

In the early church Christians were devoted to fellowship. What did that mean and what does biblical fellowship look like today? what are some of the benefits of this biblical fellowship? Today we are discussing the churches koinonia and and give some practical tools to jump the hurdles of living it out in our every day living.  Be a part of the SPF Podcast Help support this podcast for only $5 a month! Become a monthly donor on Patreon (a platform for creatives) and receive exclusive content as a big thank you! Go to patreon.com/sheprovesfaithful to learn more or to join the team! Life Hack SPF Podcast listener, Olivia, had a great idea to get conversations going at the dinner table or on a road trip by using Chat Packs. You can get them on amazon or you can use a homemade version I featured on the blog! (Amazon links are affiliate links.) SPF Blog Learning to Engage in Meaningful Conversations - Free Resource Chat Pack: Fun Questions to Spark Conversations $10.10 By Question Guys   Devotion to Fellowship And they devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching and the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers. Acts 2:42 "Devoted" - the Greek word for devoted is eimi and means “I exist” to be, to exist, to happen, to be present. My existence now is to know Christ and to make Him known. "Fellowship" - the Greek word for fellowship is koinonia means it’s a participation in fellowship and community. Biblical Fellowship involves: serving loving investing Examine some Scriptures to help us live out this biblical fellowship: Galatians 5:13-15 1 Peter 4:7-11 Four benefits of fellowship: You are not alone A place to heal Unified eternal purpose Eternal hope with others Practical Ideas to Prove Faithful in Fellowship Practice Hospitality Pray together Be on mission together Learn to ask meaningful heart level questions Pray for the Holy Spirit to help you to fellowship Questions and Ideas from YOU! I reached out and asked listeners on Instagram and Facebook and ask if you had any favorite questions you like to ask or resources you use to help engage in meaningful conversations. You ladies provided some really great ideas and I've compiled them to help each other! A big thank you to everyone who participated! What have you been reading (in the Bible)? How is your heart? - Carissa What's God been teaching you? - Lindsay How can I be praying for you? - Jessica What's your testimony (How did you become a Christian)? - Brittany What have you been encouraged by lately? - Alexa What is Christ working on in you? - Blythe How did you grow up? - Deb What brought you to church? What urges you to seek Christ? - Keri What have you been encouraged by lately? - Alexa What are you learning in the Word? Erin Describe your week (instead of just "how's your week") - Abell Tip - show no partiality but show intention to each person in your group/study -Jannette Ask about family, occupation, goals, interests, dreams - Olivia Tip - be willing to be vulnerable first - Heather What books are you reading right now? - Leah What has God been teaching you/doing in your life lately? - Alesha Read the Bible with a Friend Sign up for SPF in the Word free monthly Bible reading plan! It's free and every month you get a Bible reading plan sent straight to your inbox. Take the guess work out of where to read the Bible and join the plan! Plus, read it with a friend to build quality fellowship. Sign up at sheprovesfaithful.com/bible Resources Olive Tree Bible App New City Church Sermon - Devotion SPF Podcast Dealing with Sin in Our Children Part 1 SPF Podcast Dealing with Sin in our Children Part 2 SPF Podcast How to Practice Biblical Hospitality SPF Blog - Hospitality: Learning to Engage in Meaningful Conversations Amazon links are affiliate links and provide a small kickback for my recommendation if you click on a link or purchase at no additional cost to you. Chat Pack: Fun Questions to Spark Conversations $10.10 By Question Guys Chat Pack Conversation Icebreaker Cards for KidsConversation $9.39 By Questmarc Publishing Church History 101: The Highlights of Twenty Centuries $5.43 By Sinclair B. Ferguson, Joel R. Beeke, Michael A. G. Haykin