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Kids Talk Church History is a one-of-a-kind podcast where kids investigate the history of the Church. Over two thousand years ago, Jesus said: “I will build my church, and the gates of hell will not prevail against it.” How has Jesus built and preserved His Church against all odds? Come with us on a trip through history to find the answer on Kids Talk Church History—a podcast in partnership with t... more

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Today we are excited to have reached a major milestone: our 100th episode! Join Grace, Isaac, and Ellie to find out how we got started and how we got here. And meet our special guest, Tim Challies, who tells us all about his recent book for kids, God... more

What was the Second Great Awakening? Why do we call it "awakening" and not "revival"? Why are the Awakenings called "great"? And why were the itinerant preachers called "circuit riders"? Explore these questions and more as our hosts talk with Dr. Don... more

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In the 19th century, an Anglican priest named John Henry Newman proposed a return to the Medieval church to pursue a greater devotion. Eventually, Newman became Roman Catholic and is now considered a Roman Catholic saint. While we might disagree with... more

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F. W. Walther is well known in Lutheran circles but less so in other churches. He is important for his insistence on the true gospel - the good news that Christ has done everything that's necessary for our salvation. He is also a good example of faci... more

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Recent Guests

Don Forston
Professor Emeritus of Church History and Pastoral Theology
Reformed Theological Seminary, Charlotte, North Carolina
Episode: The Second Great Awakening
Carl Trueman
Professor of Biblical and Religious Studies at Grove City College
Grove City College
Episode: John Henry Newman: Challenging the Church of England
Dr. Jean Decorvet
Assistant Professor of Historical Theology at Aix-en-Provence, France
University/Academia (Aix-en-Provence)
Episode: Robert Haldane and the Geneval Revival
Geoff Chang
Assistant Professor at the Church History and Historical Theology and Curator of the Spurgeon Library
Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Episode: Charles Spurgeon: The Prince of Preachers
Martin Williams
Author, co-writer of John Calvin's Illustrated Institutes
P&R Publishing / Williams duo
Episode: Special Episode: John Calvin's Institutes Comic Book
Joy Williams
Author, co-writer of John Calvin's Illustrated Institutes
P&R Publishing / Williams duo
Episode: Special Episode: John Calvin's Institutes Comic Book
Dr. Kim Riddlebarger
Pastor Emeritus of Christ Reformed Church, Anaheim, California
Christ Reformed Church (Anaheim)
Episode: B. B. Warfield and the Princeton Theologians
Dr. John Bolt
Professor Emeritus of Systematic Theology
Calvin Theological Seminary
Episode: Herman Bavinck: Facing Modern Challenges
Dr. Sandy Finlayson
Library Director and Professor of Theological Bibliography at Westminster Theological Seminary, expert on Thomas Chalmers
Westminster Theological Seminary
Episode: Thomas Chalmers and the Fight Against Poverty

Hosts

Linus
Host focusing on historical context and approachable storytelling.
Leia
Co-host sharing hosting duties and narrative framing.
Sean
Co-host and contributor to discussions, often guiding questions.
Grace
Co-host and narrator of the podcast, helps introduce topics.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 68 ratings
  • Amazing

    I love this podcast. I like how it is. Kids talking about it and I love how is a Christian podcast and amazing. Please keep making episodes and don’t stop I love how is it filled with biblical stories I never even knew about your friend Andy❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Andy 
    United States3 months ago
  • great podcast

    This is a great podcast, filled with biblically accurate information, the only thing that is keeping this review from a 5 star review is that the kids, while great, have a kind of monotone type of discussing, and sound very heavily scripted. But, in light of that, they are very good at keeping the facts straight

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Caleb41021
    United States2 years ago
  • Excellent!

    Wonderful information and stories about people from church history. Keep up the good work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    terry:2024
    United States2 years ago
  • Outstanding! Highly recommended for kids and adults alike!

    If you are interested in church history, this podcast is for you, regardless of your age. It is unique in that kids (some very bright ones, I should add) participate and lead the program. However, just like Simonetta Carr’s excellent series “Christian Biographies for Young Readers”, this podcast is designed for young listeners but is perfectly suitable for adults. Many Christians know little about the history of the church. As a result, they're missing a testament to God's faithfulness over the ... more

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    5
    M.G.Brown1543
    United States3 years ago
  • Great podcast!

    My children and I enjoyed listening to this podcast today. We’re looking forward to more episodes.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    nicolej1
    Canada4 years ago

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Engaging for kids and adults; family-friendly history.
Scholarly guests balance accessible storytelling and depth.
High-quality production and credible guest insights noted by listeners.
Audience appreciates biblically grounded, educational content for families.
Some listeners suggest room for more varied vocal delivery, but facts and context are strong.

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Talking Points

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John Henry Newman: Challenging the Church of England
Q: Why do you think it's important to understand the questions that Newman raised?
Because the questions about church authority, education, and doctrinal development continue to shape how Christians understand tradition, change, and the role of creeds in contemporary faith communities.
C.F.W. Walther and the Difference Between Law and Gospel
Q: Why was it important to distinguish the law and the gospel?
Because many Christians in Walther's context mixed works with grace, leading to bondage under the law; the distinction clarifies that salvation is by grace through faith in Christ, not by human effort, which stabilizes and guides church life.
C.F.W. Walther and the Difference Between Law and Gospel
Q: Who was Walther and why did he come to America?
Walther was a German Lutheran whose spiritual crisis in Leipzig led him to rediscover the gospel; he moved to America and became a unifying leader who emphasized the law/gospel distinction, helped found Concordia Seminary, and guided American Lutheranism.
Robert Haldane and the Geneval Revival
Q: Do you have a favorite story about Haldane or the Geneva revival in general?
Decorvet highlights the remarkable four-month period in Geneva when Haldane's Romans study catalyzed a complete shift in the divinity students, with many embracing justification by faith and grace, which then rippled outward to influence other regions and leaders.
Charles Spurgeon: The Prince of Preachers
Q: Do you have a favorite story about Spurgeon?
Dr. Chang shares multiple anecdotes but highlights a memorable evening where Spurgeon's sleep-prepared sermon was completed with help from his wife, illustrating their powerful partnership and relentless devotion to preaching.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Kids Talk Church History

What is Kids Talk Church History about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A family-friendly podcast that makes church history accessible through engaging storytelling, kid-led conversations, and expert guests. Episodes cover figures like Newman, Spurgeon, Warfield, and Edwards, plus broader topics like revival, Reformation debates, and the role of theology in culture. The show often pairs young hosts with scholars or historians to unpack complex ideas in a relatable way, and it frequently ties historical events to lessons for faith, education, and civic life. A notable strength is its clear emphasis on presenting historical context in a biblically grounded, age-appropriate format, with a consistent thrust toward understanding how the church has persisted across centuries. The format and guests suggest it's partic... more

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2. Carl Trueman
3. Dr. Jean Decorvet
4. Geoff Chang
5. Martin Williams
6. Joy Williams
7. Dr. Kim Riddlebarger
8. Dr. John Bolt

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