Church History for Everyone
Clearly Reformed
Topics: History · Christianity
As Christians, we have a 2,000-year history filled with stories to tell and lessons to learn. Church History for Everyone highlights key events from AD 70 to 1415 through 20 engaging profiles and historical accounts. By focusing on one person per episode, we will explore the broader themes, ideas, and movements from the Middle Ages up to the cusp of the Reformation. We will cover topics such as St. Patrick and the barbarian conversion, Charlemagne and the beginnings of Europe, and Richard the Lionheart and the Crusades, as well as key figures like Aquinas, Wycliffe, and Hus.
Latest episodes
- Jan Hus and the Seeds of Protest
- Boniface VIII and the Height (and Depth) of Papal Power
- Thomas Aquinas and the Summary of Theology
- Richard the Lionheart and the Crusades for the Holy Land
- Bernard of Clairvaux and the Renewal of the Church
- Anselm and the Rise of Scholasticism
- Charlemagne and the Beginning of Europe
- Gregory the Great and the Care of Souls
- Benedict and the Ordering of Monasticism
- Patrick and the Conversion of the Barbarians
Church History for Everyone is No. 194 in History on Apple Podcasts in the US today. The latest episode came out on September 17, 2026. A new episode comes out almost every day.
Today's places
| Chart | Place | Since yesterday |
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| US: History | 194 | = |
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