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Stand Firm Podcast

Stand Firm in Faith
ACNA
Christianity
Anglican Church In North America
Anglicanism
Episcopal Church
Anglican Church
Women's Ordination
Christian Nationalism
Provincial Assembly
Sin
Theology
Anglican Communion
Human Sexuality
GAFCON
Sola Scriptura
Archbishop Wood
Social Justice
Anglican Church In North America (ACNA)
Roman Catholic Church
Marriage

A (usually) weekly program of conversation and commentary.

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Latest Episodes

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss the Pentagon's plan to livestream an execution. Is the death penalty morally defensible? What does the Bible say? Should an execution be public? The guys talk about these questions and more.

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss three online posts seeming to criticize their recent conversations about the state of the ACNA.

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss the communication from the College of Bishops summarizing their recent meeting. The guys discuss Bishop Edgar's censure, more Ruch trial drama, the creation of a new Faith and Order committee, and more.

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss Steve Lawson's reappearance on the public stage before reacting to breaking news about the ACNA's deposition of Derek Jones.

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Recent Guests

Matt Kennedy
Visitor to the show, Church of the Good Shepherd in Binghamton, New York
Church of the Good Shepherd, Binghamton, New York
Episode: #313: Everything Old is New Again: Same Old (Episcopal) Story
Joshua Herring
PhD, curriculum program manager at Rafiki Foundation; director of Logris Institute for Classical Liberal Studies; author
Rafiki Foundation; Logris Institute
Episode: #312: The Lion, the Witch, and the Cisgender Wardrobe: An Interview with Dr. Joshua Herring about his book, "Sons of Adam and Daughters of Eve"
Thomas Fickley
Headmaster and founder of St. Dunstan's Academy
St. Dunstan's Academy
Episode: #311: Boys to Men: Thomas Fickley, Passing on Manhood, and St. Dunstan's Academy
Derek Roberts
Rector of Hope Church
Hope Church, Charleston, West Virginia
Episode: #310: God on the Move: Church Planting in West Virginia with Derek Roberts
Miles Smith
Dr. Miles Smith, theologian, guest on Stand Firm Podcast
Episode: #309: For Further Discussion: More on Christian Nationalism with Dr. Miles Smith
Patrick Timmis
Lead editor on Ad Fontes journal; editor involved in Protestant letters
Ad Fontes
Episode: #308: In(frequent) Remembrance of Me: A Defense of Weekly Communion
Elijah Lovejoy
Rector of the Anglican Church of the Resurrection in Hope Mills, North Carolina
Anglican Church in North America (ACNA)
Episode: #306: Good But Not Finished? A Title IV Conversation with Elijah Lovejoy
Wes Jagoe
Associate Dean of Community Life and Chaplain, Trinity Anglican Seminary
Trinity Anglican Seminary
Episode: #301: From the Chapel at Trinity: a Conversation with Wes Jagoe
Emma Waters
Policy analyst at the Heritage Foundation; author of Lead Like Jael
Heritage Foundation
Episode: #299: Leading Like Jael: A Conversation with Emma Waters

Hosts

Nick Lanin
Host of Stand Firm Podcast with a focus on Anglican doctrine, governance, and culture.
Matt Kennedy
Co-host emphasizing church governance and Anglican practice.
JD Koch
Co-host and clergy voice on doctrinal and governance topics.
JD Coke
Co-host bringing parish-level perspective and practical ministry insights.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 210 ratings
  • Great show

    Have been listening since the beginning. Some of my favorite fellas on the internets. Keep up the good work gents!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MudgeHammer
    United States6 months ago
  • Encourage!

    I have been a listener for 2 years and this podcast has been a consistent encouragement especially during a time of tensions in the ACNA. Thank you for strengthening me to stand firm and not lose heart.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Crutchmom
    United States7 months ago
  • New Anglican

    As a life long Christian/new Anglican, I found the variety and spirit of this podcast to be very helpful. From theological topics to church “news”, it’s been a welcome addition to my laundry-folding podcast line up. I appreciate the different perspectives from leaders coming from backgrounds in the Episcopal church to those coming more from the Baptist world, like my own family. Keep up the good work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JenniferWood913
    United States8 months ago
  • Sad men

    You guys are a sad bunch.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Jimmy Patterson
    United States8 months ago
  • Listener

    I look forward to these podcasts along my Christian walk. I always learn something.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Poway Anglican
    United States9 months ago

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Appreciated for practical ministry and governance insights, though some episodes feel densely technical.
Listeners value its commitment to historic Anglican convictions and gospel-centered discourse.
Strong, candid dialogue on doctrinal issues and church governance.
Thoughtful, biblically grounded discussions with clear Anglican perspective.
Overall positive feedback on clarity and doctrinal firmness, with some criticism of format length or focus.

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#309: For Further Discussion: More on Christian Nationalism with Dr. Miles Smith
Q: What has the PCA actually said about Christian nationalism in the new report?
The panel acknowledges ongoing debates, aims to address changes in Christian nationalism, expresses concern about race realism and intemperate speech, and emphasizes a cautious, pastoral approach without rushing a final stance.
#306: Good But Not Finished? A Title IV Conversation with Elijah Lovejoy
Q: What practical steps would you like to see before Provincial Assembly?
Advocating for keeping the reform momentum, proposing language borrowed from the Episcopal Church canon, and seeking deliberate, inclusive discussions rather than another lengthy round of reviews.
#306: Good But Not Finished? A Title IV Conversation with Elijah Lovejoy
Q: What are the main fairness issues you see with the current system?
The current system is imbalanced between complainants and respondents, with a narrower definition of who is a respondent and less protection or representation for respondents, which the new canons aim to address.
#306: Good But Not Finished? A Title IV Conversation with Elijah Lovejoy
Q: How did you get involved in this Title IV reform effort in the first place?
The guest describes a long-standing interest in church health and fairness, noting research into disciplinary practices across denominations and a drive to ensure processes are just for both laity and clergy, which led to involvement with guiding the reform discussion.
#297: From the Room Where it Happened: Bishop Julian Dobbs on G26
Q: What is the relationship between the Abuja affirmation and the traditional Canterbury structures?
The speakers argue that Canterbury structures have failed to uphold the inheritance of faith; Abuja affirms continuity with Anglican doctrine while moving away from Canterbury toward a global, confessional framework where the Jerusalem Declaration serves as a baseline.

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A consistently Anglican-centric show that blends doctrinal clarity with practical church leadership topics. Across recent episodes, hosts wrestle with Anglican identity, biblical authority, and how to apply traditional convictions to contemporary issues such as sexuality, church governance, and worship practices. The program often features roundtables or host-led discussions with clergy and educators, aiming to equip listeners—especially parish leaders and interested laypeople—with theological and pastoral perspectives. Noteworthy are its frank debates about reform, liturgy, and the balance between mission and doctrinal integrity, which can provoke strong responses from listeners and guests alike. Potential listeners may find it compelling ... more

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2. Joshua Herring
3. Thomas Fickley
4. Derek Roberts
5. Miles Smith
6. Patrick Timmis
7. Elijah Lovejoy
8. Wes Jagoe

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