Timothy Talks: Tragedy and Triumph (Part Two)
As we survey the church in the first centuries, the triumph of early Christianity stands out. Today we talk about the triumphs of the first centuries – hope in the midst of a godless world.
Timothy Talks: Tragedy and Triumph (Part One)
The early church was faithful to Jesus, but the church was not without tragedy and triumph. Today we talk about the tragedies of the early church – the subtle shifts that would shape the course of Christianity for generations.
Timothy Talks: Writers & Theologians
Who were Clement and Irenaeus? What is the Didache? What do the earliest Christian writings teach us about the church in the first centuries? Today we’ll delve into these questions and more.
Timothy Talks: The Blood of the Martyrs
The early Christian community experienced horrific persecution, but somehow they were more than conquerors. What was this persecution like? How did it spread the Word of God? And how can it change our witness today?
Timothy Talks: A Completed Canon
How did we get the New Testament? Where are the original manuscripts? How do we know which books are part of the New Testament? We discuss these topics and more in today’s episode of Timothy Talks.
Timothy Talks: To the Ends of the Earth
Today we discuss missions in the early church. Why did the church grow so rapidly? Where did the Gospel spread, and how did it get there?
An Introduction to the Early Creeds
Generations of God’s people valued the early creeds. They form not only a succinct summary of orthodox facts, but also comforting truth that Christians have repeated, memorized, sang, and believed for centuries. Four of these creeds – the Apostles’ Creed,…
Welcome to Timothy Talks!
I’m thrilled to announce Timothy Talks, and I’m sure you’re going to enjoy it. Timothy Talks is a podcast on theology, history, worldview, and Scripture that is both entertaining and equipping, inspirational and informational…
Intellectual Superiority in the Christian Life
Does Christianity entitle us to some sort of intellectual superiority over others? Some Christians seem to think so. They demonstrate a haughty approach to the unsaved world, but the early church demonstrated a very different approach. Consider the following five…
