Hey all,
I haven't been on very much recently but I just wanted to throw out this topic. What YouTube channels do you recommend for learning more about the historic faith? I'll list a few here that I have found helpful -
1. Scroll Publishing YouTube channel — https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL6qGDn7Nnd84-UgURpw8Dw
This is an obvious first choice but there are some videos there that aren't in the courses so perhaps there are a few here who are unaware so it's worth mentioning.
2. Post-Apostolic Church YouTube channel — https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCi9mtpr6EFxlYlrfCMU1heA
I found this channel recently but it seems to be informative. Its focus is on Ante-Nicene authors and writings.
3. Paul Pavao YouTube channel — https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5LOtVxXUfK2STXPVwc6SiQ
Paul has a great website that I'm sure many know about - Resource on christian-history.org — https://www.christian-history.org/ - and I have found some of his videos to be very helpful.
4. Ryan Reeves YouTube channel — https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrI5U0R293u9uveijefKyAA
Ryan's church history videos are well produced and very informative. I recommend his channel mainly for his job on the Reformation and Luther in particular. I didn't find his content on early Christianity to be as good.
5. David Pawson YouTube channel — https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHcMzsUck5hwRHE77AOTNSA
While David Pawson is technically an evangelical he departs from some of the core tenants of evangelicalism in favor of New Testament Christianity. This means that his view on the new birth and salvation fall directly in line with Scripture and the early church. I've also noticed that he is familiar with many Ante-Nicene writings and that has no doubt influenced his understanding of the Scriptures.
And finally, there's me - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbRhZj1j98ju3HPE6-pmLvg
. I've just started a channel and I would really appreciate your support. I'm just offering my loaves and fish for the Lord to use as He sees fit. I think we need to get the word out and share what we're learning with others.
Anyway, please add other channels or possibly websites with a brief description that you think the community could benefit from.
Thank you all!
-Chip