HIStory Through The Eyes Of Faith

Here Frank challenges Angie with a summary question; we discuss bias and perspectives; and we learn that the Roman Empire existed until at least the 15th century or longer. Then we meet Justinian the Great.

In this Episode we get a little more detailed on the Barbarian Invasions and what is the meaning of the Dark Ages, as well as discussing why the Roman Empire (in a way) didn't end!?!

In this Episode we revisit, continue, and hopefully improve on our discussion of Chalcedon and how it influenced history.

Did you know we're in the time period of everyone's favorite "Irish" Saint? Here we talk about his story and continue with the 5th century by beginning to meet all the players of a council that will prove to be a turning point in history

In this episode we discuss Augustine, some of his teachings, and the impact he has had throughout history.

A discussion of purpose, Papal primacy, and Gaeseric and Vandalization....more of the 5th century.

We made it to 50! A celebration with memories, announcements, Q & R, and new insights.

After an interesting Elvis adventure we discover cool facts on the Silk Road and language origins. Then we pick back up with info on the Huns, a surprising Atilla story, and the beginnings of papal primacy. (Content starts during minute 17.)

After some initial chat and an entertaining story we get to the content; the beginning of the dissolution of the western Roman Empire, climate change, and migration or invasion. (Skip to minute 23 if you want to miss a good laugh and start at content.)

A discussion of the monumental move made in the 4th century and some of the consequences for history and faith. As well as some interesting info on the Bible and similarities and differences among Jewish and Christian texts and translations.

In this Episode we talk about Constantine calling a council and why that matters. We also discuss why we do this podcast!

We begin our discussion of what a difference Constantine made on the church, the world, and history; as well as learning some interesting things about the history of/in Jerusalem.

A common heresy and the roots of emperor worship may not be what you think. We introduce Constantine with a major shift.

A discussion of purpose and preservation as the church pushes back against heresy.

Topics in this episode include the meaning of "catholic", who makes up the early church, and some apostolic fathers. Also, a brief look at Eusebius.

We continue our discussion of the early church with a look at leadership structure and beliefs. Also, at the end we announce an upcoming local "in person" teaching.

A short lively mention of mandrakes and temples, and we begin the discussion of how the church organized and became an entity that has lasted over a millennia.

In this episode we discuss the dating of the New Testament and why it could matter as well as the 1st major turning point in church hisory.

We take a look at the Roman world as the New Testament is ending. And a discussion of a not much talked about event that changes history.

We begin our discussion outside of the Bible with the importance of Paul and an overview of the Roman World and the city of Rome during the early years of the Common Era.

Welcome to 2022! In this episode we discuss the Jerusalem council and Paul's journeys/travels as the church spreads. We arrive at pretty much the end of the timeline of the New Testament.

Here we hear from Paul and then discuss what we mean when we say "faith." Also some Christmas trivia and New Year conversation. We're taking a few weeks with family and Episode 36 will be coming your way in very early January 2022! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Saul's conversion, Peter's vision, and Barnabas!?! The good news is for everyone and Christians receive their name.

Here we push through obstacles and talk about the early works of the apostles, Stephen, and an interesting witness.

Here we hear about the beginning of the church...the festival of Pentecost...and another telling of history.