# Barton Stone

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The Cane Ridge Revival

The revival at Cane Ridge, Kentucky in 1801 was perhaps the most significant revival meeting of the Second Great Awakening. It was a Presbyterian communion service in the traditional of Scotch communion services that had been occurring for 200 years. Bizarre bodily manifestations were controversial…

Micah Redding on Transhumanism and Christianity

Micah Redding is the Executive Director of the Christian Transhumanist Association. He writes and speaks about transhumanism, technology, artificial intelligence, and Christian theology. We talk about what transhumanism is, how it relates to Christian ideas such as everlasting life and theosis.  We…

Jordan Daniel Wood - Maximus the Confessor, Tradition, History, and Christology

Jordan Daniel Wood is a Catholic theologian and stay-at-home dad of four young daughters. He holds a PhD in Historical Theology from Boston College. I have talked with him before with John Vervaeke, and Nathan Hile. We talk mostly about his book "The Whole Mystery of Christ" and Maximus the Confess…

Episode 50: Almost a million Bibles for Europe, a plea for the "Restoration Plea," and a deacon "Forged in Fire"

Dirk Smith of Eastern European Mission describes how EEM will send 800,000 Bibles to Europe, including Ukraine and Russia, in 2024. Dr. Jeremie Beller explains why The Christian Chronicle's editorial board believes that the "Restoration Plea" is still valid. Jason Bivens is not only a deacon with a…

# 149 Documents of the Restoration Movement

In this episode, Doug Foster and Jamey Gorman return to discuss Barton Stone and the "Last Will and Testament of the Springfield Presbytery". We look at some of the most inspiring messages and how those have played a significant role in our history as a unity movement. CGU has a vision to create …

At the Table with Terri Hord Owens (Part 2)

In this episode of The Collective Table, hosts Jenell & Jason continue our conversation with Rev. Terri Hord Owens, General Minister and President of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). As the first Black woman to lead a Mainline Christian denomination, Rev. Hord Owens brings powerful insig…

With Guest Barton Stone - an encore presentation

Barton Stone joined Shunryu Suzuki for zazen very early on. He's a peace activist, expert carpenter, gardener, poet, and now practices Zen with with the Stone Creek Zen Center in Graton, CA. We'll have the phone chat, read his poems and an old interview. - This is an encore presentation from an Aug…

0088 - 1801 AD - The Cane Ridge Camp Meeting - When One Event Plants Many Seeds

1801 AD - The Cane Ridge Camp Meeting - When One Event Plants Many Seeds Description: In August 1801, somewhere between ten thousand and twenty-five thousand people gathered in Bourbon County, Kentucky for a camp meeting that would become a defining moment in American Christian history. Over six d…

4). Roots of the Restoration Movement: The Impact of Alexander Campbell and Barton Stone

Exploring the Roots of the Restoration Movement: The Impact of Alexander Campbell and Barton Stone In this episode, we dive into the significant impact of Alexander Campbell and Barton Stone on the Restoration Movement in American Christian history. David Young opens with a prayer before diving in…

S1E1: The Biggest Crowd on the Frontier

In the summer of 1801, as many as twenty thousand people poured into the woods around a little log church in Kentucky. Barton Stone was once a would-be lawyer who nearly quit preaching. He had come to believe that anyone could hear the gospel and believe it right now. At Cane Ridge, Presbyterian an…