The guys each share their 5 favorite chapters from the Bible. It sounds like a Sunday school activity, but its actually a devotional and productive conversation as they reflect on what makes these passages special for them.

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Let’s play a game… I’m thinking of a protestant denomination founded in America that is 200 years old, and had at least 2.5 million members around the year 2000. Any guesses? Tune in to this week's Christians of History to learn about the founder of this denomination: Richard Allen.

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On this week's episode, your boys Lukas and Jens set out on a three week journey to discuss the Evangelical Baptist Catholicity Manifesto (that was a mouthful). This is a document created by the Center for Baptist Renewal. They state on their website: "The Center for Baptist Renewal is a group of conservative, evangelical Baptists committed to a retrieval of the Great Tradition of the historic church for the renewal of Baptist faith and practice." This is something that Lukas and Jens find incredibly fascinating, so they spend some time discussing the 11 points the Manifesto asserts. As you know, Lukas is Anglican and Jens is a Reformed Baptist, but that does not keep them from devoting three weeks to seek Christian unity across ecclesial and denominational lines. 

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Born in 1700's America to a wealthy woman and an African man, Lemuel was born and abandoned into indentured servitude. What came of his life? What did he preach about? What lit a fire in his soul? Tune in to this week's episode of Christians of History to learn about the fascinating life of Lemuel Haynes.

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Millennials discuss the Millennium! What does the 1,000 reign of Christ in Revelation mean? By scratching the surface of the major views on this end-times issue, Jens and Lukas hope to introduce this incredibly complex conversation and get the lay of the land when it comes to doctrines of the end times, return of Christ, and millennial reign.

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On this week's episode, Darth Vader and Luke (Lukas) Skywalker continue the Christians of History series as Lukas shares the story of two early Christian martyrs. What can we learn from their faithful example of remaining steadfast to the very end?

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Lukas interviews Jens, a former youth pastor, on youth ministry. We learn that Jens is a former youth pastor who doesn’t like youth ministry (when it’s done wrong, of course!). Jens also shares an important perspective on how youths should be viewed as part of the body of Christ, along with important considerations when ministering to youth and students.

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Lukas is away in a distant land and Jens has something to say. On this episode, Jens shares five reasons that we as Christians must fight and battle against pornography in our own lives and in the world. There is much more that can be said on this issue, and the guys will likely tackle some more of it in the future, but Jens thought it was worth sharing this with you today.

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On this week's Christians of History episode, Jens talks about America's greatest theologian. Jonathan Edwards is well known for his sermon, "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God," but he was more than a puritan preacher, he was a godly man with a burning passion for God's glory. 

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What’s in a word? Specifically, what does the term “evangelical” really mean, and is it helpful? Jens and Lukas explore “evangelical” as a term and discuss its limitations, as well as ways a broader view of Christianity can help us interpret certain issues.

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