
American Evangelicals blends storytelling and free-flowing conversation to explore the varieties, similarities, and significance of evangelical Christians in American history.
Spanning the religious revivals of the 18th century to the cultural and political conflicts of the 21st, each episode is a conversation based on the historical research of its hosts, the deep scholarship on American evangel... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualityHistory | |||

For many evangelicals, no object is more central to faith and practice than the Bible—preached, memorized, carried, gifted, and treated as the ultimate authority. But how did it come to occupy that place, and what happens when readers of the same tex... more
When we tell the story of evangelicalism, we usually reach for famous pastors, theologians, and institutions. But what happens when we turn our attention to the women who taught, organized, wrote, fundraised, evangelized, and sustained evangelical li... more
When most people imagine evangelical Christianity and science in America, they picture conflict: the Scopes Trial, school-board fights over evolution, faith retreating before modern science. But that picture is largely a product of the twentieth cent... more
From the iconic pink Cadillac of Mary Kay Ash to the aisles of the Christian bookstore, this episode traces one of the most tangled relationships in American religious history: the bond between evangelical faith and the marketplace. Hosts John Fea, D... more
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This is a very thoughtful and well presented podcast. The hosts really know their stuff. They are winsome and thorough. Anyone who wants to understand Evangelicalism would do well to subscribe and listen!
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This program offers historically grounded conversations about American evangelicalism, tracing how beliefs, institutions, and political alignments have evolved from the 18th century to today. Episodes tend to center on long-run currents—conspiracy beliefs, national identity, race, gender roles, and the interplay between religion and public life—framed by historians who weave primary sources, archival insights, and anecdotal case studies into accessible discussions. A standout hallmark is the way episodes move across eras and themes (fundamentalism, evangelical reform, transatlantic influences, and the evolving public role of evangelicals), often featuring multi-episode arcs that unpack definitions, movements, and key figures. This makes it ... more
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