Our country is multi cultural now. Most of us have friends that we care about that are muslim or hindu. How can we reach them for Christ when we know so little about what they believe? That is where Ken Samples and his wonderful book God Among Sages comes in. Today, we will focus on Buddha and Buddhism and how they compare to Jesus and Christianity.

You can purchase this book and all of Ken's other books at reason.org

I just finished reading Issue 50 of the Christian History Magazine, entitled The American Revolution. Christianity’s overlooked role in the bold venture to gain independence. It was a great read. I have always struggled reconciling the War of Independence with Romans chapter 9 where Paul exhorts us to submit ourselves to authority. What I found reading through this magazine was that I was not alone in my discomfort. I would like to read to you over the next few episodes a few selections from the issue. The second article that I read to you is an interview with American Christian History scholar Mark Gallo. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

You can download Issue 50 here:
https://christianhistoryinstitute.org/magazine/issue/christianity-and-the-american-revolution

Our country is multi cultural now. Most of us have friends that we care about that are muslim or hindu. How can we reach them for Christ when we know so little about what they believe? That is where Ken Samples and his wonderful book God Among Sages comes in. Today, we will focus on Krishna and Hinduism and how they compare to Jesus and Christianity.

You can purchase this book and all of Ken's other books at reason.org

The story of Ahab is very colorful. He would have to be one of the most hated villains in the Old Testament. Most of the depictions of Ahab in Sunday School and sermons present a very 2 dimensional villain. In reality, he was a brilliant politician and military tactician. Dr. David B. Shreiner returns to Soul Anchor Podcast to tell us about his new book, Ahab’s House of Horrors: A Historiographic Study of the Military Campaigns of the House of Omri which is coauthored with Kyle Greenwood.

This is part three of this interview.

Here is where you can get "Ahab's House of Horrors"
https://biblegateway.christianbook.com/house-horrors-historiographic-study-military-campaigns/kyle-greenwood/9781683596486/pd/596486?event=ESRCG

The story of Ahab is very colorful. He would have to be one of the most hated villains in the Old Testament. Most of the depictions of Ahab in Sunday School and sermons present a very 2 dimensional villain. In reality, he was a brilliant politician and military tactician. Dr. David B. Shreiner returns to Soul Anchor Podcast to tell us about his new book, Ahab’s House of Horrors: A Historiographic Study of the Military Campaigns of the House of Omri which is coauthored with Kyle Greenwood.

This is part two of this interview.

Here is where you can get "Ahab's House of Horrors"
https://biblegateway.christianbook.com/house-horrors-historiographic-study-military-campaigns/kyle-greenwood/9781683596486/pd/596486?event=ESRCG

The story of Ahab is very colorful. He would have to be one of the most hated villains in the Old Testament. Most of the depictions of Ahab in Sunday School and sermons present a very 2 dimensional villain. In reality, he was a brilliant politician and military tactician. Dr. David B. Shreiner returns to Soul Anchor Podcast to tell us about his new book, Ahab’s House of Horrors: A Historiographic Study of the Military Campaigns of the House of Omri which is coauthored with Kyle Greenwood.

This is part ONE of this interview.

Here is where you can get "Ahab's House of Horrors"
https://biblegateway.christianbook.com/house-horrors-historiographic-study-military-campaigns/kyle-greenwood/9781683596486/pd/596486?event=ESRCG

I just finished reading Issue 50 of the Christian History Magazine, entitled The American Revolution. Christianity’s overlooked role in the bold venture to gain independence. It was a great read. I have always struggled reconciling the War of Independence with Romans chapter 9 where Paul exhorts us to submit ourselves to authority. What I found reading through this magazine was that I was not alone in my discomfort. I would like to read to you over the next few episodes a few selections from the issue. The first article is my favorite section: Did you Know? This one is written by Cassandra Niemczyk. The other is a collection of three short biographies of people who influenced these times. Two names you will recognize, one will really surprise you.

You can download Issue 50 here:
https://christianhistoryinstitute.org/magazine/issue/christianity-and-the-american-revolution

Our country is multi cultural now. Most of us have friends that we care about that are muslim or hindu. How can we reach them for Christ when we know so little about what they believe? That is where Ken Samples and his wonderful book God Among Sages comes in. Today, we will respond the liberal skeptical view of Jesus, that Jesus was just a good teacher and that the Early Church made him out to be God.

You can purchase this book and all of Ken's other books at reason.org

Our country is multi cultural now. Most of us have friends that we care about that are muslim or hindu. How can we reach them for Christ when we know so little about what they believe? That is where Ken Samples and his wonderful book God Among Sages comes in. Today, we will review what the early Christians believed about Jesus.

You can purchase this book and all of Ken's other books at reason.org

In our last episode, I reintroduced you to one of the most pivotal churchmen in the 17th Century England. And for the English speaking world, one of the most influential men, period. This episode we will focus on his masterpiece, The Book of Common Prayer. The Article is called Unmatched Masterpiece by Roger Beckwith.

Here is the link to Issue 48:
https://christianhistoryinstitute.org/magazine/issue/thomas-cranmer-and-the-english-reformation