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February 29, 2024

Dr. Ron Kydd wikis A Fresh Look at the Christian Story

Dr. Ron Kydd

WikiGod #42

This week we are wikiing God with Dr. Ron Kydd, Associate Professor of Church History at Tyndale Seminary. Ron is also an author of several book including Finding Pieces of the Puzzlewhich is a sweeping overview of the story of Christianity that takes the reader to parts of the world seldom visited. That sort of dialogue is what you can expect in his conversation with Mark Groleau, as they look at his own personal journey and how our past can help us reflect on the future.

Dr. Ron Kydd and Mark Talk About…

  • his early years growing up in Winnipeg
  • how he sensed a conviction around God from a young age
  • what drew him to serve in the Pentecostal tradition as a teenager
  • early influences that attracted him to scholarship
  • challenges he faced asking some of the questions he was asking
  • how he published books on healing and the charismatic gifts from a very personal place
  • why he gravitated towards the academy (much to his own surprise) and the doors that opened for him
  • feeling troubled by some of the things he was seeing and feeling in the Pentecostal tribe
  • why he moved towards Anglicanism with some angst and trepidation
  • the richness and art of the liturgy
  • his book, why history is important, and how it can help our future

Like what you heard on today’s episode? Be sure to rate the podcast on iTunes and join the conversation by leaving Mark and Ron a note in the comments!

About the Podcast

Mark Groleau sits down with fellow Jesus-followers, sharing their beliefs and stories to “wiki” a better understanding of God. This is where theology and faith collide to help each other grow and shape a more compelling God for everyone.

 

Mark Groleau

Our stories. Shaping God. I host conversations with Toronto Jesus-followers and God-thinkers who help us wiki God towards a better faith.

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