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History shapes everything we do… and everything we believe. Across the centuries, a few have written the story of humanity — and in doing so, have silenced countless others. Chokepoints Through Time is where those voices are heard again. Join Dr. Wayne Sedlak — linguist, scholar of ancient languages and history, pastor, former missionary to Africa, and graduate school dean and professor . From the tablets of lost civilizations to the chronicles of empires long fallen, discover the truths history tried to hide… and the forces that still shape our world today.
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Opdateringsfrekvens:
semiweekly
Gennemsnitlig lydlængde:
40 minutes
Engelsk
USA
97 episoder
siden 29. november 2025
episodic
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When grief, spiritualism, and royal power intersected in nineteenth-century Europe.
Queen Victoria remains one of the most recognizable monarchs in European history. Her reign, stretching from 1837 to 1901, witnessed extraordinary industrial expansion, imperial influence, and profound cultural chan…
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Halloween often brings forth playful costumes and trick-or-treating, but beneath the surface lies a complex history that intertwines with the themes of spiritual jurisdiction and historical holidays.
Wayne invites us to understand Satan’s jurisdiction and how it plays out as a significant cultural …
Holidays by definition, are important influencers of thought
That question reaches beyond Halloween. It applies to what people laugh at, what they normalize, and what they allow to shape their imaginations. If you see Halloween as harmless, this argument may feel heavy-handed. But for Christians wh…
In this episode, we delve into the controversial evolution of Halloween and its implications in the Christian tradition. Right at the outset, let's clear the air. There is no attempt to make those who set out to have fun with the candy and treats associated with Halloween as people of malintent. Pe…
Exploring how small incidents can spark significant change.
Zechariah 4:10 — “For who hath despised the day of small things?”
Wayne kicks off this episode with an unexpected word: muck. It serves as a metaphor for the seemingly insignificant events that can lead to monumental outcomes. But before …
Exploring how the Bible's authority shapes our faith today.
Who really gave us the Bible? If you have ever wondered how Christians know which books belong in Scripture—or whether church councils determined the Bible we have today—this study challenges some commonly repeated assumptions. Follow the …
Exploring the impact of Rousseau and Voltaire on history.
Ideas have consequences. This reflection on Thomas Carlyle’s words resonates deeply as we dive into the historical implications of two major thinkers: Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Voltaire. Their philosophies not only ignited the French Revolut…
Exploring the profound implications of Jacques Ellul’s warnings.
In the realm of literary criticism and cultural discourse, few figures stand as tall as Robert Kirsch, the literary editor of the Los Angeles Times from 1951 to 1980. Kirsch was not just a critic; he was a shaper of literary thought, …
As you reflect on this rich discussion, consider how the writings and beliefs of our forefathers continue to influence our nation. The full episode offers even deeper insights into the intersection of faith and governance in America’s past. – Dr. Wayne Sedlak
“Book-buying” in early colonial America…
How We Got the Bible Starts With the Bible’s Own Story
A lot of modern discussions about the Bible begin in the wrong place. They start with church history, councils, or later traditions. But the better question is this:
The Bible presents itself as God’s word given through chosen messengers. In th…
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