#154 – Rob Belton: Rooting Modern Faith in Ancient Traditions

A quiet movement has been happening in the American church over the last 15 years. In a world where meaning and mystery are increasingly hard to find, people are rediscovering them in traditional, liturgical denominations – notably the Roman Catholic, Anglican, and Orthodox branches of the faith.

How can learning about church history from the past be helpful in rooting our faith in the present? Rob Belton joins Andrew on today's show to discuss.

Rob is a chaplain with the US Army and is currently serving in the Middle East. He is a priest in the Anglican tradition, serving with the Anglican Church in North America. He is passionate about helping people follow Jesus and connecting them with the Gospel-centered, sacramental life of the Church. He and his wife Meredith have been married 22 years and have four children.

• What liturgy is and why it matters

• Why church history is important

• Returning to ancient roots

• 3 frequencies of faith

Resources Mentioned

• [Book] The Lord's Service by Jeffrey J. Meyers

• [Book] Church History in Plain Language by Bruce L. Shelley

• [Lecture] The History of Christianity: From the Disciples to the Dawn of the Reformation by Luke Timothy Johnson

• [Book] Surprised by Hope by N.T. Wright

• [Book] Evangelical is Not Enough by Thomas Howard

• [Book] The Anglican Way by Thomas McKenzie

• [Podcast] Anglican Studies with Fr. Michael McKinnon

Original Release Date: 4/20/2023

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