
A (usually) weekly program of conversation and commentary.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 307 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

Nick welcomes the Rev. Elijah Lovejoy to the podcast to discuss the Title IV revision, including several items that he feels—despite the GTF's good work so far—still need attention before ratification in June.
Matt and Nick hop back on the podcast to briefly address some listener questions and pushback on their discussion of the controversial episcopal election in the Diocese of the Western Gulf Coast.
Matt and Nick discuss the episcopal election in the Diocese of the Western Gulf Coast, some concerning comments from one of the candidates, and the ACNA's seeming inability to discuss the ministry of women in biblical terms.
Matt and Jady talk about the disqualification of Sam Allberry, his place in and influence on the ACNA, and the special place that same sex attraction seems to be afforded in the pantheon of sin.
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Have been listening since the beginning. Some of my favorite fellas on the internets. Keep up the good work gents!
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.
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!
You guys are a sad bunch.
I look forward to these podcasts along my Christian walk. I always learn something.
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Stand firm, weekly Anglican commentary, covers current events, theology, and governance within the ACNA and broader Anglican world. Episodes mix field reporting, governance debates, liturgical and doctrinal controversies, and cultural matters, all from a biblically-grounded, orthodox Anglican perspective. Listeners likely value thoughtful, straight-talk analysis, humor, and a clear stance on traditional Anglican doctrine, often engaging with internal church disputes, media coverage, and regional church dynamics. The show is notable for on-the-ground reporting from major gatherings, robust debates among the hosts, and a willingness to critique contemporary culture while anchoring discussions in Scripture and church history.
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Recent guests on Stand Firm Podcast include:
1. Wes Jagoe
2. Emma Waters
3. Julian Dobbs
4. Matt Kennedy
5. JD Koch
6. Ann Kennedy
7. Chad Graham
8. Paul Donison
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