Has Christianity forgotten its own history? Why the past still matters
What happens to Christianity when Christians forget their own past?
Historian Sarah Irving-Stonebraker joins Mike Bird to argue that losing touch with 2,000 years of Christian history can leave faith vulnerable to consumerism, celebrity culture and even theological drift.
From ancient Christian practices and the idea of becoming “priests of history” to the extraordinary story of Indigenous Australian Christian activist William Cooper, this conversation asks whether recovering the past could help Christians navigate the present.
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