In & Through

Two peoples. Two revolutions. The end of the 1700s was marked by massive political changes. The church affected them and the church was affected by them. But what can we learn 200 years later?

Both Britain and its Colonies in America experienced a spiritual awakening in the 1700s. Tim and Marshall spend some time discussing a few of the many figures who called for repentance and revival as well as the enduring impact of their work.

Are you interested in a simple and straight-forward explination of Baptist origins? You’ll need to shop elswhere. In this episonde, Marshall and Tim pin down Baptist history as one gathers water in a net.

The back and forth religious and political situation in 17th century England produced a generation of theological giants. We know them as the puritans.

Some might say this authorized episode is the greatest and most perfect episode and no future episodes should ever be made. We would disagree.

Knox’s name is found on church signs everywhere but not many know much about him. He was a preacher, a fugitive, a slave, a bodyguard, a politician and so much more.

We talk about the most loved/hated figure of the reformation: John Calvin. Some say he’s the greatest teacher since the apostles, others think he’s a heretic.