Eric Liddell with Brian Stanley
This episode features a conversation with Nick Walters, director of the Center for Christian History at Mississippi College, and Professor Brian Stanley of the University of Edinburgh, one of the world’s most respected historians of global Christianity and Christian missions. Join them for a deep d…
#285 | The Rise and Fall of Christian Influence: Lessons for Today with Dr. Brian Stanley
The conversation traces what feels like a real shift—Christian influence fading in the West while, at the same time, the church is growing in powerful ways across the Global South. Dr. Stanley points out that the Western church is at a crossroads. We’re dealing with the effects of extreme individua…
Why Some Small Businesses Instantly Look Credible — Brian Stanley with JC Soto
“Most businesses don’t have a service problem… they have a visibility problem.”Why do some businesses instantly feel trustworthy… while others get overlooked?In this episode, JC Soto talks with commercial photographer and branding expert Brian Stanley about the psychology behind visual credibility,…
Mission studies and historical research: past trends and future trajectories 2012 10 10
Brian Stanley (University of Edinburgh)
10 October 2012
Man Has Dominated Man to His Harm
About this episode
To understand where missions is going, we have to dealhonestly with where itʼs been. Imer follows the thread of memory and history with voices like Mark Charles, Brian Stanley, and Harvey Kwiyani—exploring the entanglement of church and empire, the Doctrine of Discovery, and the …
Mixed Blessings
About this episode
Culture isnʼt a museum piece—it moves, mixes, and mutates.In this episode, Imer steps into the everyday texture of culture (and its fragility) with Bushman #1, then widens the lens with voices like Brian Stanley, Harvey Kwiyani, Neil Shenvi, and Mark Charles. From music and langu…
Different Amalgams
About this episodeGlobalization doesnʼt just connect the world—it reshapesit. From a Puerto Rican Day Parade in Orlando to youth culture on the other side of the globe, Imer explores how identity is formed (and eroded) in an age of algorithms, pop music, and migration. With voices like Aaron Pierce…
Brian Stanley Photography
Brian Stanley is a Colorado native whose lifelong appreciation for the Rocky Mountains inspired his passion for photography. What began as a love for capturing the beauty of Colorado's landscapes has grown into a photography business dedicated to preserving life's most meaningful moments.
Brian be…
Anti-Babylon Ethos
Identity is never just academic—it's lived, felt, and fought over. Imer traces questions of race, belonging, and deconstruction through conversations across generations, including a candid dialogue with a former student, Shaina LaRoche. With voices like Harvey Kwiyani, Brian Stanley, and Neil Shenv…
Sinking Down
After eight episodes of complexity, what do we do next—freeze, fight, or move forward? In the finale, Imer returns to a musician's instinct: adaptation, improvisation, and the courage to keep playing even when the harmony isn't settled. With voices like Greg Parsons, Sarah Breuel, and Brian Stanley…
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