Medieval Preachers Podcast

Embark on a captivating journey through time with The Sermon Project’s Medieval Preachers Podcast.Immerse yourself in sermons from the 4th to the 15th century, featuring powerful orators from Augustine and Aelfric, to Wulfstan and Wyclif. We’ve revitalized the language to modern English, offering scripture introductions where relevant. Get ready to be pleasantly surprised (or shocked) as timeless issues are unveiled in a contemporary light. Join us as we breathe new life into the old!

Medieval Preachers Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by imagosermonproject, with 20 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.

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  Medieval Preachers Podcast

  Chrysostom 3 (347-407) On Seeking Signs and Living Lives That Convert the World

  Jul 28, 20265 min

  What if the most convincing sermon you will ever preach is the life you live? In this brief but penetrating conclusion to his Homilies Concerning the Statues, St. John Chrysostom reminds us that God is not looking for spectacular signs but for transformed lives. He warns that those who have received the fullness of the Gospel will one day be measured against people like the Ninevites, who repented with far less light. His challenge is both sobering and inspiring: let your life become a continual miracle. A spirit marked by gentleness, purity, self-control, patience, and faithful obedience speaks more powerfully than eloquent words, drawing others to Christ while keeping our own hearts fixed on our heavenly home. Every sermon includes a free Q&A resource to help you reflect more deeply or use in discussion: https://sermonproject.com/resources/ If this work has been meaningful to you, you can support it here: https://sermonproject.com/donate/ (For those in Canada, donations are eligible for tax receipts.) Youtube: https://youtu.be/152uYHyYFlo

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  Chrysostom (347-407) - Concerning the Statutes

  Jul 6, 20264 min

  Our culture often treats faith as a private journey. St. John Chrysostom offers a very different vision. In this brief but powerful sermon, he reminds us that God has woven our lives together so that we help one another toward holiness. Patient correction, encouragement, and loving concern for another's soul are not optional—they are part of the Christian calling. Chrysostom even says that those who lovingly restore others become "as the mouth of God." It is a timely reminder that our words and actions never affect only ourselves. By helping one another persevere in faith, we contribute to a shared treasury of grace and journey together toward the kingdom of heaven. Free Q&A resources https://sermonproject.com/resources/ If this sermon is a blessing to you, please consider supporting this work with a charitable donation. Your gift helps us continue producing and sharing historic Christian sermons for the encouragement of the Church today. As a registered Canadian charity, we can issue official donation receipts for eligible gifts. https://sermonproject.com/donate/ Youtube: https://youtu.be/mQpkaf9yBT0

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  Episode #26

  CHRYSOSTOM (347-407) Homily XIII Concerning the Statues

  Jun 25, 202629 min

  What would happen if everything you rely upon suddenly felt uncertain? In this remarkable sermon, preached during a time of public panic and political crisis, St. John Chrysostom uses the fear gripping an entire city to expose the fragility of worldly security and to remind us of the realities that truly matter. Yet his message is not one of despair. He argues that God has already surrounded every person with guides toward virtue: our conscience, our families, our teachers, our hardships, and even the mistakes of others, so that no one is left without help and no one is beyond hope. Chrysostom calls us to take responsibility for our own souls, to practice mercy and justice, and to cooperate with the grace God has already placed within our reach before the day when each of us must stand before Him. Free Q&A resources https://sermonproject.com/resources/ If this sermon is a blessing to you, please consider supporting this work with a charitable donation. Your gift helps us continue producing and sharing historic Christian sermons for the encouragement of the Church today. As a registered Canadian charity, we can issue official donation receipts for eligible gifts. https://sermonproject.com/donate/

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  Episode #25

  Jean Gerson [1363-1429] Sermon on Christ Before Annas & Peter’s Denial 1363-1429

  May 25, 202618 min

  What happens when truth stands calmly before power, and weakness collapses under pressure? In this sermon on Christ before Annas and Peter’s threefold denial, Jean Gerson contrasts the serene courage of Jesus with the impatience, self-justification, and fear that so often govern our own hearts. Yet the focus is not Peter’s failure but Christ’s mercy. Gerson shows how God permitted Peter’s fall to deepen his humility, teach the Church hope for forgiveness, and shape him into a shepherd capable of restoring others. At the heart of the sermon is a profound insight: true repentance begins when Christ “looks at us” inwardly. His gaze awakens contrition, draws us away from sin, and gradually forms in us the same gentleness and mercy that He showed to Peter. Every sermon includes a free Q&A resource to help you reflect more deeply or use in discussion: https://sermonproject.com/resources/ If this work has been meaningful to you, you can support it here: https://sermonproject.com/donate/ (For those in Canada, donations are eligible for tax receipts.)

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  Episode #24

  “Be ye merciful”: Jean de Saint-Gilles’ Sermon from 1180 for a Hard-Hearted Age

  May 11, 202617 min

  In this sermon on Luke 6:36 — “Be ye merciful, as your Father is merciful” — Jean de Saint-Gilles leads us into a searching meditation on the mercy of God. He reminds us that God has withheld nothing from us: He has given us His Son, His creation, the care of angels, His own image, and the promise of eternal life. And because we have been so richly shown mercy, every excuse for hardness of heart begins to fall away. Christ calls us to become merciful in the plain, difficult, daily ways: not judging, not condemning, forgiving freely, letting go of grudges, giving generously, and learning to love our neighbour with the mercy we ourselves have received. Free Q&A resources https://sermonproject.com/resources/ If this sermon is a blessing to you, please consider supporting this work with a charitable donation. Your gift helps us continue producing and sharing historic Christian sermons for the encouragement of the Church today. As a registered Canadian charity, we can issue official donation receipts for eligible gifts. https://sermonproject.com/donate/

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