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How Athanasius and Nicaea Shape Your Leadership

How Athanasius and Nicaea Shape Your Leadership

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 Seventeen centuries ago, a courageous pastor named Athanasius, and the historic Council of Nicaea defended an important truth of our faith—that Jesus is both fully God and fully man. In this unique episode, John McGee sits down with Rob Barry, Garrett Wikle, and Grant Wilkie to unpack why the Council of Nicaea (325 AD) still matters for your faith, your leadership, and the life of the Church. Recommended Books on Church History: • Church History in Plain Language – Bruce Shelley • In the Year of Our Lord: Reflections on Twenty Centuries of Church History – Sinclair Ferguson • The Story of Christianity, Volume 1 – Justo González • The Story of Christianity, Volume 2 – Justo González • Christianity: The Biography – Ian J. Shaw • A Pocket History of the Church – D. Jeffrey Bingham • 50 People Every Christian Should Know – Warren W. WiersbeHelpful Videos and Messages: • Irish Heresies Video (YouTube) – A fun and memorable explanation of early church heresies. • Contending for Our All by John Piper (Desiring God) If your church is looking for a practical way to care for people who are hurting, don’t miss the upcoming Re:generation Training Conference on September 8–9 in Dallas, TX. This Christ-centered recovery ministry has helped thousands find freedom in Christ from struggles like addiction, anxiety, anger, and more. Whether you're brand new to the ministry or looking to refine how your church offers care and recovery, this event will equip you with hands-on tools from people actively leading Re:generation today. Learn more or register today.

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