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In this episode Dr. Haykin answers the following questions:
- How has church history impacted your own Christian life?
- What advice do you have for aspiring historians?
- How are you so productive?
- What does a typical week look like for you?
- How can the contemporary Christian help the future historian studying church history in 2021?
- Do you keep a journal, what do you include in it?
- How do you remember everything, and do you have any systems in place to help you with later research and recall?
- What are helpful connections you’ve had with scholars across disciplines?
- What are some hazards to avoid in the study of church history?
- What is your favourite place on earth?
- If you could have tea with any figure from church history, outside of the Bible, who would it be and why?
On this episode we talk about Dr. Haykin's conversion (February 21, 1974).
In this episode of Bede's podcast, we look at some of the controversies that Augustine found himself in over the course of his ministry.
In this episode of Bede's podcast, we look at Augustine's conversion and call to the ministry.
In this new episode of Bede's podcast, Augustine's life up until he comes to Milan in the autumn of 374 is traced and outlined.
In this episode, Michael Haykin elaborates reasons why Evangelicals need to read the early Church Fathers.
In this episode, Michael Haykin elaborates reasons why Evangelicals need to read the early Church Fathers.
On this episode we look at Jonathan Edwards' ministry to the Stockbridge Mohican Indians—the area of Edwards' life and ministry which has been most neglected and misunderstood.
Resources:
Jonathan Edwards and the Stockbridge Mohican Indians: His Mission and Sermons
In this episode of Bede's Podcast the thinking of the fourth century monastic author Macarius on the Christian life and the necessity of the help of the Spirit in the battle against sin is discussed.
This second part on Macarius outlines his thinking on conversion and the beginner's struggle against sin through the power of the Spirit
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