COACH: Church Origins and Church History courtesy of the That’s Jesus Channel

COACH: Church Origins and Church History is a Christian podcast from Bob Baulch that explores how the church grew, suffered, worshiped, and changed the world — one generation at a time. Hosted by a passionate Bible teacher with a heart for truth and revival and research, COACH brings history to life with verifiable sources, captivating stories, and deep theological reflection. From Roman persecution to forgotten revivals, every episode is a fresh look at how God’s people lived and died for the gospel — and what it means for us today. No fluff. No fiction. Just powerful, proven history that strengthens your faith.

COACH: Church Origins and Church History courtesy of the That’s Jesus Channel is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 100 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts COACH: Church Origins and Church History courtesy of the That’s Jesus Channel, a religion show with 100 episodes published.

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  Episode #108

  0108 – 1797 AD - Wilberforce’s Manifesto - A Practical View of Christianity

  Feb 13, 202623 minS2

  <p>1797 AD – Wilberforce’s Manifesto: When a Parliamentarian Called Britain Back to “Real Christianity”</p> <p>Description:<br> In 1797, as Britain fought revolutionary France and watched its neighbor experiment with “Temples of Reason,” a different kind of revolution quietly appeared on London bookshop counters. William Wilberforce, already known for his exhausting campaign to end the British slave trade, released a thick volume with an even thicker title: A Practical View of the Prevailing Religious System of Professed Christians… Contrasted with Real Christianity. He wrote not as a cloistered theologian, but as a sitting Member of Parliament who had been shaken years earlier b...

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  Episode #107

  0107 - DEEP DIVE EP 0017 - 62 AD - The Echo of the Book of Ephesians

  Feb 12, 202633 minS2

  Episode 17: 62 AD – The Echo of the Book of Ephesians Description: In 62 AD, the Apostle Paul was under house arrest in Rome, yet he managed to write a letter that changed the world. This episode explores the powerful story of the Book of Ephesians and how it provided a "soaring vision" for the early church. We look at the main conflict of that time, where believers faced false teachings and needed a strong voice to help them stand firm against the confusion of the Roman world. You will hear how great church leaders like Irenaeus and Tertullian used this letter to de...

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  Episode #106

  0106 - 1355 - The Tavern Brawl and Saint Scholastica Day Riot When Clerical Privilege Turned a University City Violent

  Feb 11, 202618 minS2

  0106 - 1355 - The Tavern Brawl and Saint Scholastica Day Riot When Clerical Privilege Turned a University City Violent <p>Chunk 00: Title, Website, YT, POD, FB, Summary, Keywords, Hashtags, CTA</p> <p>Title: 1355 AD - The St. Scholastica's Day Riot: When Clerical Privilege Turned a University City Violent</p> <p>Website/YT/POD/FB Description:<br> On February 10, 1355, a complaint about bad wine at Oxford's Swindlestock Tavern escalated into three days of violence that left dozens dead and the city scarred. The St. Scholastica's Day riot revealed the deep resentment between Oxford's townspeople and its university scholars, who enjoyed clerical privileges t...

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  Episode #26

  FASTING DAY 25 BONUS - Modern Fasting - Recovery or Distortion

  Feb 11, 202625 minS3

  <p>BONUS DAY 25: Modern Fasting – Recovery or Distortion? Description: Is the modern church recovering biblical fasting, or are we just baptizing diet culture? In this final bonus episode, Bob Baulch tackles the biggest controversies surrounding the modern fasting movement. We ask the hard questions: Is "Intermittent Fasting" (16:8) a spiritual discipline or just a weight-loss trend? Is a "Technology Fast" actually fasting, or just a digital break? We explore why giving up food must always be paired with prayer to be spiritual, otherwise, it is simply dieting [Source 8: 544-545]. We also confront the commercialization of the "Daniel Fast," exposing how companies ex...

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  Episode #105

  0105 - DEEP DIVE of Episode 16 - 410 AD - Augustine and the Sack of Rome

  Feb 10, 202632 minS2

  Title: Deep Dive: 410 AD – Augustine and the Sack of Rome (Revisiting Ep 16) Description: In 410 AD, the invincible city of Rome was sacked by the Visigoths, shocking the ancient world and causing a massive crisis of faith. This episode explores how Augustine of Hippo responded to the panic when pagan leaders began blaming Christians for the disaster. We discuss the terror of the invasion after 800 years of safety and the pagan accusation that the old gods were angry. The story highlights Augustine’s masterpiece, The City of God, and his famous teaching on the "Two Cities"—the City of Man and the Ci...

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