In the 1600s England passed Acts of Uniformity that led to two thousand Puritans protesting the church of England and becoming basically outlaws. What if this act passed today? What would be the right choice for Christians to make? Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/revived-thoughts676...

Samuel Hopkins was a part of the Jonathan Edwards' school of thought and promoted what he had learned from his mentor. He also was one of the earliest abolitionists in colonial America. Big thanks to Nick Garland for reading this sermon! Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/revived-t...

William Bates lived a life full of difficulties and troubles in the 17th century. And sadly he outlived many of his friends that would go to jail for the faith and gave their funeral sermons. This makes him the perfect person to tell us how to bear affliction and suffering. Big thanks to Leigh Ridg...

Isobel Kuhn worked among the Lisu people in southwestern China during the turbulent times of the Second World War and the Chinese Civil War. Listen to Part 1 of her story. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Zacharias Ursinius is an important member of the second generation of the Reformation! Studying under men like Peter Martyr Vermigli and Philip Melanchthon he left his mark on the reformation. Big thanks to Richard Roodt for his help narrating this episode! Support this podcast at — https://redcirc...

John Henry Jowett was once so popular that at his church in New York and later in London, thousands got turned away at the door. Listen to one of his sermons brought to life. Big thanks to Patrick Studebaker for reading today's message! Make sure to check out his show, "Cave To The Cross,&#...

We are excited to be back from our summer break! And with our return comes a short speech by William Wilberforce to get us back in the swing of things! Big thanks to Nick Garland for reading today's message! Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/revived-thoughts6762/donations Advertis...

In the heart of China in the middle of the 19th century if you did not go to Church on Sunday, you would be executed. Peasants were learning the Ten Commandments and being led by a man who destroyed every Buddhist and Confucian temple he could find. His goal was to create a "Heavenly Kingdom...

Frederick Baedeker had the unique privilege of ministering among Russia's aristocrats and also her prisoners. He was the only foreigner given permission to visit Russia's expansive prison system in the days of Tsars Alexander II and III, in the turbulent decades before the October Revolutio...