ChurchHistoryMatters

Equipping the saints for tomorrow by studying the church of yesterday.

[ChurchHistoryMatters @CHM_Podcast]

New episode today!

[Troy Frasier AKA Revived Studios @RevivedThoughts]

Jan Hus.
A martyr burned at the stake in 1415.

Read any description of him and you'll hear his sermons were fiery and powerful.

But for 611 years his sermons have not been translated into English!

What the Catholic Church wished to accomplish in silencing Jan Hus has been true for the English speaking world and his preaching.

Until today!

We at Revived Thoughts are excited, for the first time in history, to introduce you to a sermon by Jan Hus. On the latest episode of our podcast you can hear it read and be one of the first in the English speaking world! We also provide the link for you to read it.

The first sermon we chose was on the topic of forgiveness. A problem for those 6 centuries ago and still a problem for us today.

Learn the story of a man who did not flinch an inch under persecution. He died but the movement he started didn't end with him.

And hear the sermon they never wanted you to hear.

[Puritan Gold @PuritanGold]

Satan gives Adam an apple, and takes away paradise. Therefore in all temptations let us consider not what he offers, but what we shall lose.

—Richard Sibbes, A Puritan Golden Treasury, Pg. 293

[Cave To The Cross Podcast @cavetothecross]

Troy Fraiser @RevivedThoughts gives us a break down of why Christians should care about Church history and how it doesn't just start in the 1950s or just after the Reformation.

https://t.co/k1m8rfhuoK

[ChurchHistoryMatters @CHM_Podcast]

This idea that church history somehow belongs to Rome (even superficially) must be cast into outer darkness.

[Redeemed Zoomer @redeemed_zoomer]

The first gulp from the glass of church history will turn you into a Catholic, but at the bottom of the glass, the Reformation is waiting for you

[Matt Kennedy @lambeth981]

6 Things the Council of Nicea did not do
1.Create the New Testament
2.Invent Jesus of Nazareth
3.Create the Trinity
4.Suppress hundreds of legitimate and more tolerant "Christianities"
5. Institute the patriarchy
6.Suppress the truth about Lilith

[ChurchHistoryMatters @CHM_Podcast]

“I have determined to obey God, notwithstanding that the world shall rage thereat.” – John Knox

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In case you missed it yesterday.

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New episode today!

[ChurchHistoryMatters @CHM_Podcast]

New episode today!

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https://t.co/yrRBeJtqVB

[ChurchHistoryMatters @CHM_Podcast]

New episode today!

[ChurchHistoryMatters @CHM_Podcast]

New episode of #ChurchHistoryMatters is out today! Drop by for a little baptist potluck with Joseph and Rueben.

https://t.co/h2ovYpUm1t

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Check out this clip from our most recent episode “A Baptist Potluck.”

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Check out this clip from our most recent episode “A Baptist Potluck.”

[ChurchHistoryMatters @CHM_Podcast]

New episode of #ChurchHistoryMatters is out today! Drop by for a little baptist potluck with Joseph and Rueben.

https://t.co/h2ovYpUm1t

[ChurchHistoryMatters @CHM_Podcast]

By the way, there’s already a pretty good movie about William Tyndale, God’s Outlaw, starring Roger Rees (A Christmas Carol, Robin Hood Men in Tights) that’s available (at last check) to stream via Amazon. https://t.co/5NodF4M3me

[ChurchHistoryMatters @CHM_Podcast]

This whole thread and no one mentioned the Muenster Rebellion?!? 🤣

Which story would you pick?

[Troy Frasier AKA Revived Studios @RevivedThoughts]

If you could turn any story from church history into a movie, which would you choose?

I think I'd be tempted to go with the Taiping Rebellion. But Charles Spurgeon's life-story could be incredible, too.

[ChurchHistoryMatters @CHM_Podcast]

Just finished recording a new episode this evening. Look for it in your podcast app next week!

[ChurchHistoryMatters @CHM_Podcast]

Thanks, Lauren!