Hippolytus, an early church father who found himself opposed to the Roman church. Didn't agree with their light view on sin, and the path he felt they were taking towards modalism. 


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The early church celebrated the death and resurrection of Christ on a different day. Some still remember Him this same way. So why do so many others celebrate The resurrection of Christ always on a Sunday and at a certain time on the calendar? I hope this helps you understand this a little more.

I've included a Micheal Card song at the end of the episode. If you're not familiar with him please spend the rest of your day listening to him to get caught up :) 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXPuvP7TvSI&list=PLvpL7pGjrwiuv8u-HkrspAOKzNkolRHBh&index=34

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Yes, our release date has moved to a Monday, but we couldn't pass up this Resurrection to do a short post. The 7 cries from Calvary has been on my mind and I wanted to share a short episode with you on this. I pray it helps you in some way and remember. Christ died to save all those who put their trust in Him. Have you trusted Him? 


The song played at the end of this episode, can be found at:

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Sfx_FDJUZA

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Ignatius was a friend of Polycarp, a lover of His Saviour and the unity of the body of Christ. Another man who still echoes throughout the history of the church by his number of writings that are still a valuable read today.

The song at the end can be found here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKRdhBK_fts

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Montanism, a heresy that arose in the early church and is still alive today in some circles.

In this episode we finalize the story of St. Patrick and get into some of the myths around the day we use to remember him. 

The song at the end of this episode can be found here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOa-8_r2HSo&t=4s


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Part 1 of the story of the man known as St. Patrick. A man who truly loved the Saviour and longed to see souls saved.

Music in episode is from link provided here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2yO7GS_jO1IXywoJw1BdqQ

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Justin the Philosopher during his early life. He became Justin the Christian, and then eventually Justin the Martyr. 

Justin Martyr lived a life of boldness for Jesus Christ after a meeting of an elderly man on the beach that explained to Justin who Logos was, Jesus Christ. 


The song at the end of the episode is from the Boyce Worship Collective (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-Tp8HPutZM)

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The first missionary journey of Paul the Apostle. Where his message now goes out to the Gentles, He heads out on his first journey with Barnabas and he comes close to death. Listen in to learn more about Paul's first missionary journey.

William Craig Baynes, A prominant figure at McGill University and a trusted teacher within the Brethren movement during his time.