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Transformative Spiritual Discipline and the Role of Unity in Society

Drop us a note about the podcast. Experience the transformative journey of prioritizing God in daily life with Jesse Koch on the American Soul Podcast. Discover how intentional discipline, not fleeting emotions, can guide your spiritual practices. Drawing from the wisdom of spiritual icons like B…

Episode 81 - Biographical Dictionary of Evangelicals: Lyman Beecher

Send us feedback This is Episode 81 and the second in out series of episodes based on the Biographical Dictionary of Evangelicals from Inter-Varsity Press. If you remember from the last episode I'm using a random number generator to choose a number from three to 763 and that determines what page to…

Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-06-13

News; birthdays/events; when was the last time you stepped out of your comfort zone?; word of the day. News; what's stopping us from being more adventurous on our "bucket lists"? (besides financial constraints); game: potpourri trivia; dealing with entitled co-workers or customers at work. News; …

The Drunkard's Progress

In this episode, we discuss how the reactions to the ever-rising drinking rates in the US and Great Britain culminated into organized movements that demanded greater temperance. We are only scratching the surface here, as there is a whole lot of history to tackle. This episode covers some early inf…

Lyman Beecher–October 12, 1775

Although Lyman Beecher could be considered famous just for being the father of several prominent writers and ministers, he also had some achievements in his own right. Beecher first became known for a sermon which was published shortly afterward on the evils of duelling. Because it was in…

Ep. 1.49: The New Old Cathedral and Know-Nothings

The consecration of the Old Cathedral in 1834 marks a milestone for St. Louis, but anti-Catholic sentiment begins to rise. Protestant firebrands like Lyman Beecher and authors like Maria Monk stir fear and violence. Bishop Rosati responds by founding the “Shepherd of the Valley,” St. Louis’s first …

Lyman Beecher: Nature of Addiction

Lyman Beecher lived through the end of the 18th and 19th century. A tumultous time for Christianity and Beecher was at the forefront of many battles from abolition to prohibition. Big thanks to Patrick Studebaker for reading this episode! Make sure you check out his show Cave to the Cross!Advertis…

How the Hell Did Religion Help Americans Cope with Capitalism?

If you want to understand what the Market Revolution did to Americans—not just how they worked or what they earned, but how they understood the world—you have to look at religion. In the 1820s and 1830s, Americans weren’t just reacting to capitalism politically. They were reacting to it spiritually…

Booker T. Washington: Builder of a Civilization Audiobook by Emmett J. Scott

https://libranovo.com/free Listen to free audiobooks with a 30-day free trial! Title: Booker T. Washington: Builder of a CivilizationGenres: Biography & Memoir, History & CultureAuthor: Emmett J. ScottNarrator: Andrew L. BarnesRelease date: 06-15-2020Length: 9:14:19Language: EnglishPublisher: Autho…

Immigration (thread 12), Episode 6: Lyman Beecher vs. the Pope: Panic in the 1830s West

This episode walks you through Lyman Beecher’s big, dramatic worry: that Catholic immigrants would reshape American life unless Protestants raced to build schools, churches, and influence first. It’s part-idea history, part-fever dream, and yes, it even ends with a convent burned by a mob. We’ll t…