Walk With Me
Do you have questions about the Bible's reliability, timelessness, and timeliness of God? So, get ready for a new podcast, Walk With Me, which will bring you engaging discussions on Christian living in a post-truth and somewhat post-religious society.
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- Aug 31, 2026
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Part 2 – Lessons From The Past: How did Christianity survive? With Church Historian Dr. Gordon Heath & Emmanuel Israel (Ph.D. Candidate) (opens the original)
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Welcome to Walk with Me, a podcast where we discuss issues around the Christian faith and society. I’m your host, Emmanuel. Thank you for joining us today. We are pleased to welcome Dr. Gordon Heath, a distinguished church historian. I had the privilege of taking a course with Professor Heath during my master's in theological studies. Like many students, I found the experience impactful. I once told my wife, "I wish everybody could understand and know the history of what they believe in." In add
Part 1 – Lessons From The Past: How did Christianity survive? With Church Historian Dr. Gordon Heath & Emmanuel Israel (Ph.D. Candidate) (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Welcome to Walk with Me, a podcast where we discuss issues around the Christian faith and society. I’m your host, Emmanuel. Thank you for joining us today. We are pleased to welcome Dr. Gordon Heath, a distinguished church historian. I had the privilege of taking a course with Professor Heath during my master's in theological studies. Like many students, I found the experience impactful. I once told my wife, "I wish everybody could understand and know the history of what they believe in." In add
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