Revived Thoughts

Philip Melanchthon was considered the right hand man of Martin Luther. His work in theology and education helped ensure that the Reformation would continue past the first generation.

Special thanks to Clay Kraby. Check out his podcast Reasonable Theology: Sound Doctrine in Plain Language

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Bernard of Clairvaux is an influential voice from the 12th century. He helped lead to the organization of the Knights' Templar, the 2nd Crusade, and helped end a split between popes. In his personal life, people loved his hunger for righteousness and his constant encouragement to live lives of Holiness.

Special thanks to Steven Lockwood. Steven lives in the United States with his wife and kids and is the creator of Market K12 which provides free marketing for christ-centered K-12 schools. Check it out at marketk12.com. 

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John Clarke is regarded by some as the most "important Baptist of his century." Learn his story in Colonial America and the persecution he experienced.

Special thanks to Patrick Studabaker. Make sure you check out his fantastic podcast, Cave to the Cross Podcast. You will not regret it!

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Troy and Joel review the power of the Catholic church when Luther stood up to them. Then we listen to his sermon on healing the paralyzed man.

If you enjoyed this episode, check out our several other episodes on Martin Luther.

Special thanks to Bryan Wolfmueller for the interview and for reading this episode's sermon. Pastor Bryan Wolfmueller is pastor of St. Paul and Jesus Deaf Lutheran Churches in Austin, TX. He is the author of A Martyr’s Faith for a Faithless World (CPH 2019), and other works. He is the co-host of Table Talk Radio podcast and has a number of other theological projects that all end up on his blog, www.wolfmueller.co. He and his wife Keri live with their four children in Round Rock, TX.

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C. H. Mackintosh was a famous writer and preacher who came to ministry quite reluctantly. Listen to his story and hear his sermon, God in everything.

This episode was narrated by Todd Nicklas. Todd is a husband and father to three young children, and serves in local preaching ministry as well as remote work in establishing Bible teaching virtual events and digitizing old sermon messages from cassettes. He works in early phase research in the pharmaceutical industry and he and his family reside in the Philadelphia, PA area. He loves reading, watching soccer, spending time with family and listening to the Revived Studios podcasts. 

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Joel and Troy tell the story of a man who had to be a minister to some of the worst monsters of human history. He lived out the answer to the question: Is the Gospel for everyone?

F. B. Meyer was a powerful evangelist who knew famous men like DL Moody. In this episode we see his brief interactions with Winston Churchill and Ghandi. And we look at his reasoning behind a famous boxing match controversy.

This episode was read by David K Martin. Martin is an audiobook narrator who lives near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, with his wife and children. Audio samples and contact info are available from his website DavidKMartin

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Joel and Troy discuss spiritual advisors and their affect on history in this episode of Revived Conversations.

Gerhard Tersteegen was a traveling preacher in Germany during a season of theological dryness. Him and other traveling preachers visited villages and shared the good news of the Gospel to small groups who would listen.

This episode was read by John Raynar. He has read multiple wonderful episodes of Revived Thoughts that you can find. He also is the host of the "Pre-game Proverb" podcast. Look him up for any voice-over talent you may need!

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Troy gets the opportunity to interview Joel Berry, the managing editor at the Babylon Bee, on the topic of Eugenics. We walk through some of the history of this terrible movement and the Christians that stood up to this.