With the Russian Ukraine War raging, I became curious to understand the religious relationship between these two countries. I dug up issue 18 of Christian History Magazine which was dedicated to the Russian Orthodox Church. In it I found several articles that shed light on the history of these two countries and the religion that they share. So, in 988 Prince Vladimir ordered the entire city of Kiev to go to the river and be baptized. Did they really convert to Christianity? We Westerners find this incredulous. The author of this article says yes they did and helps us understand how the Russian mind would have dealt with these changes.

With the Russian Ukraine War raging, I became curious to understand the religious relationship between these two countries. I dug up issue 18 of Christian History Magazine which was dedicated to the Russian Orthodox Church. In it I found several articles that shed light on the history of these two countries and the religion that they share. So, the political conflict between Ukraine and Russia covers over a very real religious conflict between two branches same part of the tree, Eastern Orthodoxy. So, what is an Orthodox Church like? In this episode I describe a typical Orthodox service written with a Protestant reader in mind.

With the Russian Ukraine War raging, I became curious to understand the religious relationship between these two countries. I dug up issue 18 of Christian History Magazine which was dedicated to the Russian Orthodox Church. In it I found several articles that shed light on the history of these two countries and the religion that they share. So, what happened after the historic baptism at Kiev in 988? Ukraine basically became the first Christian nation in the region. But after the Mongol Invasion of the 13th Century, Moscow became preeminent. Find out more about the history of the Ukraine Russian conflict in this episode.

With the Russian Ukraine War raging, I became curious to understand the religious relationship between these two countries. I dug up issue 18 of Christian History Magazine which was dedicated to the Russian Orthodox Church. In it I found several articles that shed light on the history of these two countries and the religion that they share. I would like to share one of these lengthy articles with you. This is part two.

With the Russian Ukraine War raging, I became curious to understand the religious relationship between these two countries. I dug up issue 18 of Christian History Magazine which was dedicated to the Russian Orthodox Church. In it I found several articles that shed light on the history of these two countries and the religion that they share. I would like to share one of these lengthy articles with you. This is part two.

With the Russian Ukraine War raging, I became curious to understand the religious relationship between these two countries. I dug up issue 18 of Christian History Magazine which was dedicated to the Russian Orthodox Church. In it I found several articles that shed light on the history of these two countries and the religion that they share. I would like to share one of these lengthy articles with you. This will be part one. Part two will drop in a few days. I hope you find these articles as interesting as I have.

So how do we reach our family and friends when they just don't care about God. We are finding that in the West, more and more individuals subscribe to Apatheism. What is apatheism and how can we as believers reach people who believe in it? Join me as we cover Kyle Beshears' book Apatheism: How we share when they don't care. Beshears will give us practical advice on how to reach our loved ones and friends. Last week we began the process of equipping ourselves to witness to our apathetic friends and family members. In this episode, I give my concluding remarks and challenges and preview what is ahead for us in the podcast.

So how do we reach our family and friends when they just don't care about God. We are finding that in the West, more and more individuals subscribe to Apatheism. What is apatheism and how can we as believers reach people who believe in it? Join me as we cover Kyle Beshears' book Apatheism: How we share when they don't care. Beshears will give us practical advice on how to reach our loved ones and friends. Last week we began the process of equipping ourselves to witness to our apathetic friends and family members. In this episode, I (along with my wife Jackie) will complete my two part episode where we simulate a conversation with an apatheist to give you a clearer understanding of what we must do to reach our friends and acquaintances.

This part 26 of a series of podcasts that will give you a snapshot of the No Name Heroes of the Faith. People who God used in small ways to make big things happen.

"It was the best of times, I was the worst of times." with those words Charles Dickens could well have been describing Victorian England. Josephine Butler was a social reformer and advocate for the sex trafficked women of the late 18th Century. Her story is written by Jane Robinson and can be found in CHM, Issue 141. The Article is called: Representative of the Outcast.

The main source I will be using for these episodes will come from the pages of Christian History Magazine. Check them out at https://christianhistoryinstitute.org/magazine/issues

So how do we reach our family and friends when they just don't care about God. We are finding that in the West, more and more individuals subscribe to Apatheism. What is apatheism and how can we as believers reach people who believe in it? Join me as we cover Kyle Beshears' book Apatheism: How we share when they don't care. Beshears will give us practical advice on how to reach our loved ones and friends. Last week we began the process of equipping ourselves to witness to our apathetic friends and family members. In this episode, I (along with my wife Jackie) will begin two part episode where we simulate a conversation with an apatheist to give you a clearer understanding of what we must do to reach our friends and acquaintances.