Episode 20: The Reformation Five Centuries of Revolution Part II

Book Interview With Author and Professor Dr. William Varner of The Master’s University

On, December 8, 2020, Dr. Varner shared with us about his newest 2020 publication - "Anticipating the Advent: Looking for Messiah in All the Right Places" (Nov. 1, 2020; Fontes Press), which can be found here for anyone who may be interested, but also his testimony and journey into how he became involved in Messianic studied and ministry. The forward of Dr. Varner’s new publication is written by Dr. Michael Rydelnik of Moody Bible Institute and is considered a part-two volume that builds upon an earlier book called “Passionate about the Passion Week: A Fresh Look at Jesus' Last Days” also published earlier in 2020 (March 1, 2020; Fontes Press), and can be found here.   Description Most Christmas books focus on the light and joy of the season. Anticipating the Advent, however, portrays the dark side of Christmas because only then will the Light shine the brightest. On the night when the host of heaven sang “Glory to God in the highest,” they were arrayed to do battle with the evil forces who wanted to kill the promised child. This seed of Eve was coming to crush the enemy’s head (Gen 3:15) and destroy the Devil’s power (Heb 2:14). Old Simeon would tell the young mother Mary that, because her son would be the Messiah, a sword would pierce through her soul (Luke 2:35). In so many ways, it was a “Not So Silent Night.” About the Author William Varner teaches Bible exposition and Greek exegesis at The Master's University. He has led more than fifty trips throughout Israel and has written more than a dozen books, some for laymen and some for scholars, including Passionate about the Passion Week: A Fresh Look at Jesus' Last Days (Fontes, 2020).   The podcast was recorded by Zoom software. IGO All Nations Podcast© owns the introduction music. If you would like to financially partner with IGO All Nations podcast, please go here. If you'd like to be a guest on the podcast, reach out to us at: igoministries.cbc@gmail.com. Thank you.

Interview with Dr. James Graham, President of International Gospel Outreach

On December 6, 2020, Dr. James Graham shared with us about both his personal testimony and life struggles with a specific focus on how authentic relationships help to shape and affirm the graced God-given calling. Dr. Graham is the author of 'Leadership 101 -Basic Lessons in Leading' which can be found here [https://www.amazon.com/LEADERSHIP-101-Basic-Lessons-Leading/dp/1365643026/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&qid=1607255770&refinements=p_27%3ADR.+JAMES+G.+GRAHAM&s=books&sr=1-2&text=DR.+JAMES+G.+GRAHAM]for anyone who may be interested. The podcast was recorded on a Yeti Multi-Pattern USB Condenser Microphone. IGO All Nations Podcast© owns the introduction music. If you would like to financially partner with IGO All Nations podcast, please gohere [https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=d4AKtW4D_ydv64xuPwi7DbOkP_gIjq3JIkCBnqIdim3vjnEjjrEdyqUCKleo1Lcv59eroAB7aiSYkk8x]. If you'd like to be a guest on the podcast, reach out to us at:igoministries.cbc@gmail.com [igoministries.cbc@gmail.com]. Thank you.

S 2 Episode 1: IGO First and Hurricane Season

Today we talk with Kimberly Blackwell and Brittany Wilson of IGO First they give us tips on how to prepare for Hurricanes, and they more importantly offer you a chance to support their relief effort.  In just a few days they will make their first deployement to help with the aftermath of Hurrican Florence and you can be part of that effort!  Give a listen and get invovled.

Episode 20: The Reformation Five Centuries of Revolution Part II

Sorry every one for the break in production but back in the To All Nations broadcast center we are all back on track.  This is the second I believe final part of the series on the Reformation.  I loved doing this podcast but it was a lot of work!  I hope you find it edifying and enjoyable.  We owe a lot to the Reformation and all the men and women that died so that we could read and understand the Bible today.  The Reformation still lives on in our daily lives and without the Reformation our world would be radically different.   Catholic or Protestant there is something in this podcast for you and if you are not sure if you are a Catholic or a Prostestant this Podcast could help you decide.  Once again I shall list my sources and I hope you enjoy the show and share it with your friends! For Further Reading:  The Reformation A History by Diarmaid MacCulloch,  Inventing the Individual The Origins of Western Liberalism by Larry Siedentop, The Reformation "How a Monk and a Mallet Changed the World by Stephan J Nichols, All Things Made New "The Reformation and its Legacy" By Diarmond MacCulloch, Martin Luther "The Man Who Rediscovered God and Changed the World by Eric Metaxas, Africa's Development in Historical Perspective Edited by Emmauel Akyempong, Robert H Bates, Nathan Nunn, James A. Robinson, A Warrior Dynasty "The Rise and Fall of Sweden as a Military Superpower 1611-1721,  and A History of Christanity by Paul Johnson. If you read all the aboe you will have a pretty good understanding of the Reformation and how that movement built the modern world. Remember always to go to iTunes subscribe to the podcast and leave a five star review!  Thank you for listening...

Episode 19: The Reformation Five Centuries of Revolution

The Refromation, was an era all Christians should know about.  We live in an age that was defined, created an sustained by the ideas and the men and women of the Reformation.  From Liberal  values to indivdual liberaty, from pubic education to secular sphere of public life the Reformation created the modern era.  Almost nothing we know about the modern era, from the englightment to political revolution would have happened without the Reformation and was not rooted deeply in the Reformation.  Even the very nature of the Christianity was transformed by the Reformation the nature and practice of the Roman Catholic church transformed and the various denominations of the Protestant church were created in the Reformation.  Even the Orthodox churches of the East were affected and touched by the Reformation.  If you do not know for sure why the Reformation was important then you do not understand the age that we live.  As Christians we need to understand the Reformation and take in the ideas that have shook the world for the last five centuries. For Further Reading:  The Reformation A History by Diarmaid MacCulloch,  Inventing the Individual The Origins of Western Liberalism by Larry Siedentop, The Reformation "How a Monk and a Mallet Changed the World by Stephan J Nichols, All Things Made New "The Reformation and its Legacy" By Diarmond MacCulloch, Martin Luther "The Man Who Rediscovered God and Changed the World by Eric Metaxas, Africa's Development in Historical Perspective Edited by Emmauel Akyempong, Robert H Bates, Nathan Nunn, James A. Robinson, A Warrior Dynasty "The Rise and Fall of Sweden as a Military Superpower 1611-1721,  and A History of Christanity by Paul Johnson. If you read all the aboe you will have a pretty good understanding of the Reformation and how that movement built the modern world. Remember always to go to iTunes subscribe to the podcast and leave a five star review!  Thank you for listening...