Holy History

This week Dwain and Ben look at the remarkable life of James M. Houston, whom Dwain playfully describes as "The Forrest Gump of Christian History".

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This week Ben and Dwain walk through the wild ride that was the Münster Anabaptist rebellion, one of the most notorious uprisings in the wake of the protestant reformation.

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This week Dwain and Ben take a look at the faith of one of the most influential figures of the twentieth century: Winson Churchill.

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This week, Ben and Dwain take a look at the remarkable story of the greatest mind of the Middle Ages: St. Thomas Aquinas.

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Welcome to a new year full of new podcasts! This week, Dwain and Ben take a look at arguably the most significant figure of the so called "Dark Ages": Bernard of Clairvaux.

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Merry Christmas from the These Days podcast! Here on Christmas day, we're taking a look at the Father Christmas letters of the great Christian myth-maker J.R.R. Tolkien. Join our Patreon community at Patreon.com/wellbegoingnow

In this lively BONUS Christmas episode, Ben and Dwain take a look at the story of St. Boniface and the origins of the Christmas tree. Get more bonus content by joining the These Days Patreon community at Patreon.com/wellbegoingnow

This week Ben and Dwain take a look at the traditions and commemorations of the traditional twelve days of Christmas.

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This week Dwain and Ben take a look at the "wise men" mentioned in Matthew, chapter 2. Who were they? Where did they come from? Why were they searching for Jesus?

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This week Ben and Dwain do a deep dive into the history of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" and the revolution of kindness it generated. Patreon.com/wellbegoingnow