Unlikely Pilgrims

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Political Divisions In The Church Trumpism by Unlikelypilgrims

Mark and Dan interview missionaries Pete and Jen Emory about serving in Ecuador during the pandemic.

In this podcast Dan and Mark will discuss the current political climate in the United States and discuss the idea of Republican government as it was understood by the American founders.

In this podcast Mark and Dan define liberalism and how that term has evolved from the time of the Enlightenment, the founding of the Republic to today.

In this podcast Dan and Mark will discuss the history of conservatism from the ideas of Edmund Burke to the development of modern American conservatism with Willam F. Buckley and the founding of the National Review.

Dr. Joe Kim Seeking God In The Whirlwind And Technology by Unlikelypilgrims

What We Have Learned Part 2 by Unlikelypilgrims

Jael Chambers Seeking Gond In The Whirlwind In The City by Unlikelypilgrims

What Have We Learned About Seeking God In The Whirlwind part 1 by Unlikelypilgrims

In this episode Dan and Mark interview Social Work Professor Ling Dinse from Lancaster Bible College and Capital Seminary and Graduate School on suffering and seeking God in the Whirlwind

Dan and Mark interview President of Lancaster Bible College and Capital Seminary Graduate School Tommy Kiedis

In this episode Mark and Dan interview Dr. Esther Zimmerman, Professor at Lancaster Bible College and Capital Seminary and Graduate School about how in sights from Christians in the majority world can help those of us the western world navigate the pandemic.

This is an interview with Lancaster Bible College-Capital Seminary and Graduate school Professor Dr. Mark Farnham. Dr. Farnham teachings ethics, apologetics and theology. He is also organ transplant recipient and cancer survivor. In this podcast we will be speaking to him about what his experiences have taught him about suffering and how that can help us during this time of pandemic.

Historians Drs. Dan Spanjer and Mark Draper discuss the ways in which history and specifically church history can help us understand the current pandemic and how to navigate through these troubled times.