church history
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Who Was Saint Drogo? The Patron Saint of the Lonely and Forgotten
This week on Fresh Ground Theology’s The Weekend Cup, we begin the story of Saint Drogo, a medieval orphan who… Read More
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How Saint Boniface Died—and Why His Mission Still Matters
Martyrdom and Legacy In this week’s episode of The Weekend Cup, we conclude our series on Saint Boniface by reflecting… Read More
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How Saint Boniface Reformed the Medieval Church
Reforming the Church and Building Christendom In this week’s episode of The Weekend Cup, we explore Saint Boniface’s efforts to… Read More
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Why Saint Boniface Cut Down Thor’s Oak
Donar’s Oak In this week’s episode of The Weekend Cup, we continue our look at Saint Boniface by examining one… Read More
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Who Was Saint Boniface? The Missionary to Germania
The Missionary to Germania In this week’s episode of The Weekend Cup, we sit down with our coffee and journey… Read More
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Why the Fire-Baptized Holiness Church Collapsed
In this episode of Fresh Ground Theology, David, Wes, and Nate continue their dive into the explosive world of late… Read More
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When “Baptism of Fire” Became Holy War
In this episode of Fresh Ground Theology, Nate, David, and Wes return for part two of their conversation on the… Read More
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Communion & the Corinthian Crisis: Paul’s Theology of the Table
Episode Summary:This week, Nate and David return to their multi-part series on the Eucharist, diving deep into the Apostle Paul’s… Read More
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Augustine’s Manual for Meaning (Part II)
Augustine does not end On Christian Doctrine with a flourish. He ends with a commission. Having summoned the preacher to… Read More
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Augustine’s Manual for Meaning (Part I)
There are books that whisper wisdom and books that throw open cathedral doors. Augustine’s On Christian Doctrine—more accurately rendered On… Read More
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The Historian Between Worlds Part 2
Somewhere in the long corridors of late antiquity, when the empire’s old gods were losing their voice and a new… Read More
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The Historian Between Worlds (Part 1)
In the twilight between the empire’s pagan gods and the dawn of Christian orthodoxy, one figure roamed the intellectual borders… Read More