Joel and Troy discuss how sermons, songs, and subjects on Heaven have gone missing in most modern churches today. And how different that is from history!

Christians are constantly bombarded with news, headlines, and politics. But how should Christians read the news?

John Cennick was an incredibly influential but often forgotten member of the Great Awakening. He is sometimes called the "Apostle to Northern Ireland" because of his work in sharing the Gospel there.

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JC Ryle is one of the most famous pastors in church history. And in this episode we have one of his children's sermons read by a young man who listens to the show!

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Martin Luther is the man who started the Reformation with his 95 Theses. Many people know his story of being hidden away in a castle after the Catholic Church put out a warrant for his death. But a less known part of his story is what brought him out of hiding from that castle. This sermon was the reason he left hiding.

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Basil lived in the fourth century and stood up against the rise of Arianism and other heresies in his day. But he also came to the end of his ministry at a time when things were very hard.

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Matthew Henry is one of the most famous Bible commentary writers of all time. We learn how his commentary became number one and we also hear his thoughts on the importance of friendship.

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Troy breaks down the Cult of Reason and The French Revolution. Many have heard of the French Revolution but often skip the spiritual aspects of this world-changing moment. It makes it very hard to understand what happened in France in those days.

Listen as Troy breaks down Robespierre's happiest day, the Cult of Reason where the French paraded a woman dressed as a goddess down the streets and bowed down to her, and the genocide against Christians in southern France.