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Missionary Work, Medieval Style: Part 2 Ron and John
The Western Roman Empire lay in ashes. “Barbarian” peoples—Lombards, Angles, Saxons—seized former Roman lands, often by violence. Yet Christians kept doing what they were called to do: proclaim what God had done in Jesus Christ. In this series, John and Ron sample vivid stories—from macabre to magnificent—giving compelling accounts of what happens when the gospel confronts darkness in a changing world.
Wisdom isn’t just about what we know, it’s about how we live. In this series, Ron and John trace the theme of wisdom from its Old Testament foundations to its embodiment in Christ and its role in the life of the Church. Along the way, they explore how biblical wisdom calls us to walk in step with God’s ways—where knowing and living are never meant to be separated.
The early Christian creeds don’t just define the foundations of orthodox faith—they tell a story of conviction, controversy, and courage. In this series, Ron and John dive into the biblical roots and theological claims of the Apostles’ Creed, the Nicene Creed, and more. Along the way, they explore the real-life historical drama behind the creeds and why these ancient statements still matter today.
In Part 2 of Missionary Work, Medieval Style, John and Ron trace Gregory the Great’s mission to Britain in the early 600s. At the center is King Ethelbert of Kent and […]
Ron and John are back with a new series: Missionary Work, Medieval Style. In this premiere, they tell some stories that you likely haven’t heard. The accounts range from chilling […]
How has the Church understood and practiced wisdom across the centuries? In this series finale, Ron and John move from Acts 6 and the Wisdom of Solomon, through Augustine and […]
