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Join me as we walk alongside fascinating Christians of bygone days and discover how the past can hold strength for the present.
Down through the annals of recorded history, tucked away within its dusty pages, are hidden gems; breathtaking accounts that put on display happenings so astonishing that their only explanation is the intervention of the Divine. In his book, Church History in Plain Language, author and historian Bruce Shelly states that “Christianity is a historical religion, and its history is the story of God’s interactions with humanity.”
These interactions are the driving passion behind the Forgotten Podcast. Join me, your host, Ronnie Brown, as I delve deep into the lives of those who have faded from the conscious memory of the Christian church, yet still brilliantly display the power of God doing extraordinary things through the lives of ordinary people. From accounts of inexplicable providences, and stories of powerful conversions, to moving testimonies of selfless sacrifice and service, each audio journey peers through the lens of Christian history to uncover the mysteries of faith. Every episode of the Forgotten Podcast will rouse your courage, challenge your complacency, and strengthen your resolve to trust God down every avenue of your own life’s journey.
Subscribe now on your favorite podcasting app or visit us online at forgottenpodcast.com.

Join me as we walk alongside fascinating Christians of bygone days and discover how the past can hold strength for the present.
Down through the annals of recorded history, tucked away within its dusty pages, are hidden gems; breathtaking accounts that put on display happenings so astonishing that their only explanation is the intervention of the Divine. In his book, Church History in Plain Language, author and historian Bruce Shelly states that “Christianity is a historical religion, and its history is the story of God’s interactions with humanity.”
These interactions are the driving passion behind the Forgotten Podcast. Join me, your host, Ronnie Brown, as I delve deep into the lives of those who have faded from the conscious memory of the Christian church, yet still brilliantly display the power of God doing extraordinary things through the lives of ordinary people. From accounts of inexplicable providences, and stories of powerful conversions, to moving testimonies of selfless sacrifice and service, each audio journey peers through the lens of Christian history to uncover the mysteries of faith. Every episode of the Forgotten Podcast will rouse your courage, challenge your complacency, and strengthen your resolve to trust God down every avenue of your own life’s journey.
Subscribe now on your favorite podcasting app or visit us online at forgottenpodcast.com.

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Wretched John: Prone to Wander

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Escaping the horrendous North Atlantic storm that nearly took his life, John emerged with a newfound faith in Christ. But the days ahead were far from smooth sailing. As with many new believers, those early first steps of following Christ are filled with faltering stumbles of spiritual immaturity and well laid snares by an unseen enemy. But through them all, God recovered John again and again and brought him to a place of obtaining the love of his life.
Faith, Philosophy and Spirituality 4 months
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Wretched John: Rescued

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Emerging from captivity, John soon ventured upon a life in Africa of growing wealth and boundless exploration of his depraved desires. That is until he was lured by prospects of inheritance onto a ship bound for England, a ship whose near floundering changed John’s life forever.
Faith, Philosophy and Spirituality 4 months
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Wretched John: Held Captive

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Press ganged into the Royal Navy, John’s haughty personality and infatuation turn what might have been a prestigious opportunity into a disgraceful ruin. And, the chance encounter with a slave ship which he thought to be his rescue proved to be a nightmare.
Faith, Philosophy and Spirituality 5 months
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Wretched John: Out to Sea

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Over 250 years ago, wooden boats powered by canvas sails tried the seas with no assurances that they would ever set foot on solid ground again. On the high seas, sailors at the mercy of rolling waves and raging storms do what they have done since the days of Jonah, they cry out to God. Such was the case with a blasphemous deckhand named John. At first, he hesitated, considering how he had forsaken God so long ago for a life abandoned to wickedness. But cry John did. And the Lord heard that cry, reaching down with a tender hand of love and grace and not only saved John from the storm, but rescued his life from the depths of sin. This act of God would eventually impact much of the world for centuries to come.
Faith, Philosophy and Spirituality 5 months
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Rasalama of Madagascar

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The Mad Queen of Madagascar’s first draught of martyr’s blood, which brought her a continuous thirst for more, was from of a young woman named Rasalama; a peasant girl in the poor village of Manjakaray in Madagascar. The queen’s intent was to either cause the girl to beg for her life, casting aside her Christian faith, or to use her gruesome execution to send a chill of fear upon all that might be persuaded to heed the words of this Jesus. In the end, it did neither.
Faith, Philosophy and Spirituality 6 months
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Dutton Lane

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Burrage Lane made sure his hunting rifle was loaded with dry shot, then he slid the weapon into his saddle. Anger boiled within him, as he looked at the gun. The man he was there to find had to be stopped at all costs because what he was spouting from behind that pulpit was poison, as far as he was concerned. But he did promise his wife that he would go and hear what the preacher had to say one time.
Faith, Philosophy and Spirituality 6 months
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Elizabeth Payson Prentiss

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The series of personal tragedy and suffering that Elizabeth Payson Prentiss encountered is hard to fathom. Stories of lesser personal loss have caused many individuals to completely shut out the idea of a loving, personal almighty God. So what would become of Elizabeth, this heart-broken mother, wife of a respected Presbyterian pastor, and daughter of arguably the most beloved and powerful pastor’s of 19th century New England? More. She would plead to God for more.
Faith, Philosophy and Spirituality 6 months
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John Harper

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John quickly kissed the forehead of his daughter and handed her to the crewman, who then handed her to Jesse. When Nana saw that her daddy was not following, she began to cry and scream, “Daddy! Daddy! No! Don’t leave me!” Through the tears in her eyes, she saw her daddy turn and disappear into the crowd. As the lifeboat lurched down toward the cold waters of the North Atlantic, Nana could hear her father’s booming voice over chaotic crowd, “Women and children and the unsaved into the lifeboats! Women and children and the unsaved into the lifeboats!”
Faith, Philosophy and Spirituality 6 months
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Jim Elliot's Last Christmas

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With his heart filled by the joy of the Christmas story, and the gift of a Savior, Jim Elliot (as well as his four friends) had no idea that a few days hence they would pay the ultimate price for their desperate attempt to make the good news known to all people. The music for this episode is listed below and was adapted for length under a Creative Commons License. The Owl – Moon Saturday The Owl – Rainy Sun The Owl – Winter Smoke
Faith, Philosophy and Spirituality 6 months
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The Deaths of D. L. Moody

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There are some for whom the Christmas season magnifies their sorrow more than their joy. The stringing of lights, the gifts under the tree, and the arrangement of the Christmas dinner table are only stinging reminders that someone who was once there is gone. The great evangelist D.L. Moody was no stranger to such heartache. But in his last moments, God gave him the most astounding gift that anyone could ever receive: The Gift of Hope.
Faith, Philosophy and Spirituality 6 months
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John Craig and the Black Dog

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The LORD ruleth over all. He is able to control the seas, the storms, and the sparrows of life--its rains, its rivers, and its routes. He is even able to guide the steps of a condemned servant running for his life and the paws a wilderness dog to intersect at an encounter of providential supply.
Faith, Philosophy and Spirituality 6 months
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David Marks

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Even though David Marks was not much more than a child, he knew that what was to be prized above all was not to be found in this life, but in the life to come. So on January 1, 1821, with a single one dollar bill in his pocket and the promise of God to meet all of his needs, 15 year-old David left his father and mother behind to preach the good news of Jesus Christ to all who would hear.
Faith, Philosophy and Spirituality 6 months
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Charlotte Elliott

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Sickness and suffering, pain and plague often stir up this question: If there is a God, then why is there so much suffering in the world? But we can be assured that our wounds are not wasted, that our suffering is never senseless. And as in the case of hymn writer Charlotte Elliott, we can take all the questions and the resentments that our pain may distill from deep within the heart and bring them to God. Despite my inner conflict and doubt, I can come to Jesus, just as I am.
Faith, Philosophy and Spirituality 7 months
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James Abbes

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Not much is known about James Abbes. He is described as young man, with a zeal to share the story that the monarchy desperately longed to stamp out: the plain teaching of salvation by grace through faith alone. This teaching was considered heresy and punishable by death. In 1555, the list was long of those who were paying the ultimate price for their faith in Jesus alone.
Faith, Philosophy and Spirituality 7 months
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Genesius of Rome

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In AD 303, God confronted a most vile and blasphemous young man who had strayed far from the instruction of his family, and He did so at a most inconvenient time. The music for this episode is listed below and was adapted for length under a Creative Commons License Liam Higgo – Forgotten Liam Higgo – Journey
Faith, Philosophy and Spirituality 7 months
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Stuart Hamblen

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Stuart had been up all night. He had tossed and turned unable to sleep. All he could hear in the back of his mind were the words of that country preacher about standing before God and giving an account for his life. And his life was a mess. His drinking had taken over. If he landed in jail one more time, he could lose everything. But all of his popularity and fame, all his money wouldn’t change the fact that he was unprepared to meet God. The music for this episode is listed below and was adapted for length under a Creative Commons License myuu – Edge of Life myuu – Lament
Faith, Philosophy and Spirituality 7 months
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Phillips Brooks' Christmas Memory

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It was a Christmas memory, of all things, that first breathed life into “O Little Town of Bethlehem.” This memory has since become a treasured part of countless Christmas celebrations, including ours in that little mountain church on the side of the road so many years ago. The music for this episode is “O Little Town of Bethlehem” by Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra and was adapted for length under a Creative Commons License (CC BY-SA 3.0 DEED).
Faith, Philosophy and Spirituality 7 months
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Christmas Evans - Part 2

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Around 1797, a dark cloud overshadowed the ministry of Christmas Evans.
Faith, Philosophy and Spirituality 7 months
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Christmas Evans - Part 1

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Samuel and Joanna Evans held in their arms the child that would bear the name of the day of his birth. They did not know it, but through heartache, pain, poverty, and suffering, Christmas Evans would leave in the wake of his life a myriad of changed lives and a lasting mark on the country of his birth.
Faith, Philosophy and Spirituality 7 months
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The Death of William Tyndale

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The thing that got me was that they scraped his hands. They took a piece of glass or a knife and with the edge, scraped the heel and palm of his hand down to his finger tips. They were trying to remove something. But scrape all they might, but they would never undo what those anointed hands had already done. The music for this episode is listed below and was adapted for length under a Creative Commons License Liam Higgo – Dawn Liam Higgo – Mostly Good Memories
Faith, Philosophy and Spirituality 8 months
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