If there was ever a man who loved to ask, “Why?”, it was Origen. He lived in one of the great centers of learning in the ancient world, Alexandria, Egypt. Alexandria was where scholars from every corner of the empire … Continue reading →
(Note) this is not an exact transcript of the recording, I tend to go off script when the spirit moves me – especially in the segment headers Welcome to Builders of the Early Church. Tertullian of Carthage – When Conviction … Continue reading →
Polycarp of Smyrna, A Faith That Endures Welcome to Living a True Christian Life and another in my series Builders of the Early Church. In this series, we’ve been walking alongside the men and women who helped shape the earliest … Continue reading →
Clement of Rome the Unity That Holds the Church Together Hello I’m Hank Wilson and Welcome to Builders of the Early Church. In this series, we’ve been walking alongside those who helped shape the earliest generations of Christianity, not as … Continue reading →
Welcome to Episode 6 of Builders of the Early Church. Justin Martyr a Faith That Engages the Mind 90–100 AD – 165 A In this series, we’ve been walking alongside those who helped shape the earliest generations of Christianity, not … Continue reading →
Builders of the Early Church Ignatius of Antioch, Faith That Holds Under Pressure Welcome to Living a True Christian Life and another in my series on the Builders of the Early Church. In this series, we’ve been walking alongside the … Continue reading →
Welcome to Builders of the Early Church. In this series, we’re taking time to walk alongside the men and women who helped shape the earliest days of Christianity, not as distant heroes, but as real people whose lives still speak … Continue reading →
This week I want to talk about Marcionism. Marcionism was another of the extremely early Christian theological movements. It was founded in the 2nd century by Marcion of Sinope. Marcion was a theologian from Asia Minor. The mainstream church, such … Continue reading →
The Original Church was not a collection of buildings. The Original Church was not a centralized body of men seeking worldly power. The Original Church was a collection of individuals, male and female, who were willing to bear testimony about … Continue reading →
Oklahoma schools must incorporate the Bible into lesson plans for all public-school students in grades five through 12, multiple other states are considering or trying to pass similar legislation. They claim that such a law or mandate is necessary for … Continue reading →