Our Church Speaks
Ben Lansing & D.J. MarottaA podcast exploring the saints of the church from every era and place.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 52 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||
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Ben and Dan reflect on the life and times of John Bunyan, a 17th century Puritan Baptist preacher and author of the seminal work of English literature, The Pilgrim's Progress. Cover art by Ben Lansing. More about the Our Church Speaks book and the Ou... more
Dan and Ben discuss the life and work of Macrina the Younger, an early church mother who inherited the apostle's teaching and defended the faith through her prayer and service. More about the Our Church Speaks book and the Our Church Speaks project a... more
Ben and Dan recount the remarkable stories of Olaudah Equiano, William Wilberforce, and the abolition of the trans-Atlantic slave trade, including the influence of the first Great Awakening on this remarkable evangelical social reform movement. Cover... more
Ben and Dan tell the story of Esther John, a 20th century Pakistani Christian convert, evangelist, and martyr. Cover art by Ben Lansing. More about the Our Church Speaks book and the Our Church Speaks project at ourchurchspeaks.com If you've benefite... more
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- I have learned so much!
I have loved learning about so many saints and have been encouraged in my own walk with God through this podcast!
Apple Podcasts5Ruth12367
United States2 months ago - Brilliant
This podcast is brilliant. Thank you!
Apple Podcasts5JswizziemcdizzleUnited States4 months ago - Formation for Heart & Mind
I’ve been following this podcast since the beginning, and almost every episode impacts both my heart and mind. I love learning about our (church) family history, and I’m grateful for how Ben and Dan draw out insights and implications for our daily lives. And it’s never, “Try hard and you can be like these people,” but instead “Look how the Spirit shaped and used these people. That same Spirit is even today at work in and through you and your sisters/brothers in Christ. “
This podcast and the bo... more
Apple Podcasts5Hines Family 6United States6 months ago - Please Don’t Stop!!!
I was raised nondenominational and I really have a very poor knowledge of the saints. I’ve heard of a couple here and there, but nothing major. Ever since I investigated and eventually converted to Anglicanism, I have found a passion for, and have been falling in love with, this historic Anglican/Catholic faith and the saints have fascinated me! There is so much to learn from them! This, podcast, and your book, and illustrations are all so helpful and enlightening! I absolutely love all the work... more
Apple Podcasts5Sean-GatesUnited States10 months ago - Accessible, interesting and encouraging
I appreciate how Dan and Ben work together to offer these stories of the saints in a way that combines faith and scholarship. These stories do more than inspire. Ben and Dan also connect them to our lives today and the choices we face. They show how they point to the good news about God - that he loves us and brings freedom and peace to his followers.
Apple Podcasts5petergottlieb76United Statesa year ago
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The content focuses on historical and contemporary figures within the Christian tradition, particularly the lives and legacies of saints, missionaries, and other notable Christians. Each episode typically provides in-depth discussions on individual saints, exploring their historical context, contributions to the Church, and relevance to modern faith practices. This podcast stands out for its blend of storytelling and theological reflection, encouraging listeners to draw connections between historical figures and their own personal journeys of faith.
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Our Church Speaks launched a year ago and published 52 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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2. Dr. Lanta Davis
3. Daniel Payne
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