Fr. Justin Clemente joins Episode 94 of The Town Square Podcast to explain Anglican Christianity—from liturgy, incense, and the sacraments to the Book of Common Prayer and the Daily Office. Fr. Clemente describes how ancient patterns of worship engage the whole person, train Christians to pray, and connect modern believers with centuries of Christian faith and practice.

The conversation also introduces Lamb of God Anglican Church, a new congregation taking root in Covington. Fr. Clemente discusses what he calls a “quiet revival” among young men seeking traditional Christianity, why those men need pastoral care and community, and how Lamb of God hopes to combine historic conviction with genuine hospitality: “Come and see.”

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In Episode 35 of The Town Square Podcast, Trey Bailey is joined by Kurt Petersheim and Dr. Evan Posey for a deep dive into one of the most significant questions in history: Did Jesus really rise from the dead? With Gabriel Stovall absent due to his coverage of the Masters Tournament in Augusta, this episode explores the trustworthiness of the resurrection, examining historical evidence, biblical accounts, and its theological implications. Dr. Posey, an expert in apologetics, offers valuable insights into the textual evidence and the historical context that support the claim of the resurrection, while Kurt and Trey discuss how this event has shaped the Christian faith and transformed the lives of those who believe.

Through a "messy middle" conversation, the episode challenges listeners to think critically about the resurrection's truth and its impact on our lives today. Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, this episode offers a compelling exploration of the resurrection as both a historical event and a transformative moment for humanity. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that combines historical inquiry with personal faith, and join Trey, Kurt, and Dr. Posey as they explore the central claim of the Christian faith in a meaningful and engaging way.