
A podcast exploring the saints and stories of the church from every era and place.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 72 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityHistoryReligion & Spirituality | |||

Ben and Dan begin the story of the church by discussing the historical context of Jesus' life and ministry and underscoring why it is important to understand the resurrection of Jesus as an historical event. | More about the Our Church Speaks book an... more
Ben and Dan launch a summer series where they survey the history of the church, starting with Jesus and charting the church's story up to the 21st century. In this episode, they lay the groundwork for studying church history, including a 20 minute su... more
Ben welcomes author and spiritual director Lori G. Melton. Melton invites her readers into a year-long spiritual journey designed to strengthen and deepen their faith as they learn from a spiritual giant in her debut book, Journey with a Giant: Choos... more
In this final episode of season 4, Ben and Dan tackle several additional questions submitted by listeners. // More about the Our Church Speaks book and the Our Church Speaks project at ourchurchspeaks.com If you've benefited from this podcast, please... more
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Love this podcast! Perfect combination of church history, theology, and reflections on the Christian life. A comfort and joy to listen to!
Love this podcast! Perfect combination of church history and theology! A comfort and joy to listen to!
I just love this podcast and wanted to contribute to the rating and vibes. Thank you, Ben & D.J.! Shouts from Tucson, AZ
I’m grateful to you guys for talking about spiritual directors. I’m a spiritual director in RVA and thankful for talking about what we do.
I have loved learning about so many saints and have been encouraged in my own walk with God through this podcast!
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A show focused on saints, church history, and Christian tradition across eras and geographies, blending thoughtful theology with practical takes for readers and listeners. Episodes typically explore who counts as a saint, how canonization has evolved across traditions, and how historic voices intersect with today's faith, culture, and church life. Notable strengths include a clear editorial approach to expanding the canon beyond famous figures, a hands-on discussion of how history informs modern faith, and a consistent emphasis on humility, discernment, and lived practice. The format often pairs scholarly context with personal anecdotes, mentorship themes, and guidance for readers engaging with related books and art projects.
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Our Church Speaks launched 2 years ago and published 72 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Our Church Speaks include:
1. Kristen Barredo
2. Dr. Mika Edmondson
3. David Bailey
4. Dr. Lanta Davis
5. Daniel Payne
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