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A symbol appeared in the sky before one of the most consequential battles in Roman history.
Its story would become inseparable from one of Christianity’s most ancient symbols. 🧵
Did you know Clement of Rome may be the same Clement Paul mentions by name in Philippians 4:3?
Clement of Rome wasn’t centuries removed from the Apostles. He lived in their world.
Clement’s letter wasn’t read once and forgotten.
Around AD 170, the bishop of Corinth tells us they were still reading it publicly when the church gathered.
St. Basil the Great is remembered as one of the most influential theologians of the early Church.
But his theology wasn’t confined to books and sermons. 👇
When it feels like society is crumbling and Rome is burning, it’s important to remember Augustine.
Earthly kingdoms come and go. But the City of God endures forever under the reign of Christ.
I may need to let my wife know we need to have another baby 👀
October is Reformation Month, so it seems like a good time to recover some Protestant symbolism.
You may recognize the rose as an emblem associated with Lutherans but never realized how much thought Luther put into its design to reflect the truth of the Gospel.
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“Don’t ever take a fence down until you know why it was put up.”
- G.K. Chesterton





















