Revived Thoughts

Oswald Chambers wrote one of the most famous devotionals of all times, "My Utmost for His Highest." More than that, though, while he was alive he ministered to people all over the world and to soldiers in Egypt during World War 1.

Big thank you to Pastor Ed Backell for narrating this and many other episodes of Revived Thoughts!

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Troy walks through the life of Jerry McAuley. He played a hugely pivotal role in church history in a story I had never heard before. Listen to his life as a Riverboat thief, a prisoner, and how Christ came in and changed him.

Also, sorry for the awkward audio in the final few minutes. The power went out in my house!

Joel and Troy discuss Church Discipline and compare it to what we see throughout Church History.

Edmund Calamy lived a tough life during a tough era. But he loved the Lord and he preached faithfully about Christ through the tumultuous English Civil War.

Big thank you to John Rayner and his audio narration company for helping us with this episode.

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Jonathan Edwards is back on Revived Thoughts with a sermon about Ruth's Resolution. Powerful look at his life on the frontier of Massachusetts and his sermon about Ruth from this time period.

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Excited to jump back into Revived Thoughts with another exclusive sermon by Jan Hus. This is a must-listen episode on his life AND a fantastic sermon. Be among the first people in history to hear it in English!

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You can read the transcript of this sermon on our website here.

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George Mueller is one of the men we love to cover the most on this show. His heroic and faithful work with orphans, missions, and preaching should be an example to all who seek to follow the Lord.

Listen in this episode while we hear him recount his beloved wife. Big thanks to Leigh for reading this sermon.

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Joel and Troy discuss their own personal time with God and compare it to those in history. They also mention a post Troy made that recently got many comments on the subject.

Christian or Not is a history podcast that takes an honest look at the faith of some of history’s biggest names. Was Isaac Newton really a Christian? What about Charlemagne, Winston Churchill, Constantine, and other major figures from the past?

Join Mark and Troy each episode as they dig into their lives with careful research and biblical insight. We will be examining their beliefs, contradictions, theology, and lasting impact. We explore the messy but fascinating relationship between faith and culture through the lens of church history and apologetics.

This show comes from Revived Studios, the same team behind Revived Thoughts and Martyrs & Missionaries. 

New episodes drop every two weeks.

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Henry Grattan Guinness is a man who led multiple revivals and had a massive heart for missions. Often unknown today, he was also related to the famous Guinness family. This sermon of his is extremely relevant for us today. Thank you so much Nick Garland for reading this episode for us. As always, you did great!

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