On the Road with PeterClement's Discipleship Lessons with the Apostle
Welcome to “On the Road with Peter: Clement’s Discipleship Lessons with the Apostle”, a podcast production of WorldMission.Media that makes the amazing Clementine Sermons accessible through their latest technologies. Join us as we follow Clement’s journey from a seeker of truth to a disciple of the apostle Peter, learning valuable lessons about faith, discernment, and the true nature of God along the way.
Episode 1: Clement’s Quest (Sermon 1, Chapters 1-10)
Episode 2: Clement Meets Barnabas and Peter (Sermon 1, Chapters 11-22)
Episode 3: The Debate Begins (Sermon 2, Chapters 1-21)
Episode 4: Simon Magus Exposed (Sermon 2, Chapters 22-35)
Episode 5: True and False Scriptures (Sermon 2, Chapters 36-53)
- Episode 1: Clement’s Quest (Sermon 1, Chapters 1-10)
In this episode, we follow Clement’s early philosophical journey as he grapples with life’s biggest questions and hears reports of Jesus’ teachings and miracles in Judea.
- Episode 2: Clement Meets Barnabas and Peter (Sermon 1, Chapters 11-22)
Clement’s journey of faith deepens as he learns from Barnabas and faces opposition from philosophers. Barnabas’ departure leads Clement to seek out the apostle Peter in Caesarea.
- Episode 3: The Debate Begins (Sermon 2, Chapters 1-21)
Clement accompanies Peter to Tyre, where they encounter the magician Simon Magus. Simon challenges Peter to a public debate, leading to a clash of spiritual powers.
- Episode 4: Simon Magus Exposed (Sermon 2, Chapters 22-35)
The debate between Peter and Simon Magus continues, as they expose Simon’s wicked acts and false teachings. Peter distinguishes between useless and philanthropic miracles.
- Episode 5: True and False Scriptures (Sermon 2, Chapters 36-53)
Peter provides preliminary instructions on discerning true and false passages in the Scriptures. He affirms the attributes of the true God and teaches Clement how to navigate the complexities of sacred texts.
- Episode 6: Preparing for the Debate with Simon (Sermon 3, Chapters 1-10)
Peter and Clement arrive in Sidon, where they prepare for a new debate with Simon Magus. Simon plans to argue that the Creator is not the Supreme God, but Peter is determined to refute his claims.
- Episode 7: Debating Simon Magus – Part 1 (Sermon 3, Chapters 11-29)
Peter begins his debate with Simon, addressing the alleged defects ascribed to God in the Scriptures and demonstrating the foreknowledge of the true Prophet.
- Episode 8: Debating Simon Magus – Part 2 (Sermon 3, Chapters 30-58)
Peter continues the debate, explaining how Christ’s teachings help us discern the true and false passages in the Scriptures. He cites numerous examples of Christ’s words that correct misunderstandings about God’s nature.
- Episode 9: Appointing a Successor and Church Governance (Sermon 3, Chapters 59-73)
Simon flees the debate, and Peter resolves to follow him to Tyre. Before departing, Peter appoints Zacchaeus as his successor and provides instructions for the proper governance of the Church.
- Episode 10: Clement Arrives in Tyre and Learns of Simon’s Activities (Sermon 4, Chapters 1-6)
Clement, Aquila, and Nicetas arrive in Tyre and meet with Bernice to gather information about Simon’s activities. They learn of the mischief Simon has been causing and his sudden departure for Sidon.
- Episode 11: Clement Debates Appion on Truth, Custom, and the Greek Gods (Sermon 4, Chapters 7-19)
Clement engages in a philosophical debate with his old friend Appion, discussing the differences between truth and custom, the immoral actions of the Greek gods, and the superiority of the Jewish doctrine.
- Episode 12: The Debate Continues: Adultery, Consequences, and Fearing God (Sermon 4, Chapters 20-25)
The debate between Clement and Appion continues as they explore the evils of adultery, the consequences of sin, and the importance of fearing God rather than men.
- Episode 13: Clement’s Trick and Appion’s Undertaking (Sermon 5, Chapters 1-4)
Clement shares a story about a trick he played on Appion in Rome, pretending to be lovesick. Appion offers to help Clement win over the woman he desires, even if it means using magic.
- Episode 14: Appion’s Theory of Magic and Love Letter (Sermon 5, Chapters 5-19)
Appion explains his theory of magic and the hierarchy of demons, angels, and the supreme ruler. He then writes a love letter on Clement’s behalf, filled with examples of the immoral actions of the gods.
- Episode 15: Clement’s Reply and the Hoax Revealed (Sermon 5, Chapters 20-30)
Clement reveals the truth behind his trick and shares the pretend reply he wrote to Appion’s love letter, rebuking the immoral actions of the gods. Appion becomes angry and leaves Rome.
- Episode 16: Clement Meets Appion and Hears His Allegorical Interpretations (Sermon 6, Chapters 1-10)
Clement meets with Appion and other learned men in Tyre. Appion begins by explaining that the myths about the gods should not be taken literally, but have hidden philosophical meanings.
- Episode 17: Appion’s Allegories Exposed and Peter’s Arrival (Sermon 6, Chapters 11-26)
Clement responds to Appion, arguing that the allegorical interpretations are inconsistent and that the stories actually promote the immoral actions of wicked magicians rather than gods.
- Episode 18: Peter Arrives in Tyre and Addresses the People (Sermon 7, Chapters 1-5)
Peter addresses the people of Tyre, explaining the reason behind Simon’s power and offering them the remedy for their spiritual and physical ailments.
- Episode 19: Peter’s Ministry in Sidon and the Two Paths (Sermon 7, Chapters 6-8)
Peter enters Sidon, heals the sick, and teaches the people about the two paths of faith and unbelief, emphasizing the importance of serving God according to His appointed way.
- Episode 20: Peter’s Confrontation with Simon in Beyrout (Sermon 7, Chapters 9-12)
Peter faces a confrontation with Simon Magus in Beyrout, where he exposes Simon’s true nature and teaches the people the way of salvation.
- Episode 21: Peter’s Arrival and Teachings in Tripolis (Sermon 8, Chapters 1-8)
Peter arrives in Tripolis, where he is eagerly welcomed by the multitudes seeking instruction. He prepares to vindicate the ways of God to men.
- Episode 22: The Fall of Man and Its Consequences (Sermon 8, Chapters 9-17)
Peter teaches about the original law given to man, the cause of man’s fall, and the consequences that followed, including the metamorphoses of the angels, the fall of the angels, their discoveries, the giants, cannibalism, and the flood.
- Episode 23: The Law to the Survivors and the Temptation of Christ (Sermon 8, Chapters 18-24)
Peter discusses the law given to the survivors of the flood, the law to the giants or demons, the temptation of Christ, and the marriage supper.
- Episode 24: The Consequences of Polytheism and the Power of Faith (Sermon 9, Chapters 1-23)
Peter discusses the consequences of polytheism, the origins of fire-worship and sacrificial orgies, the deceptions of demons, and the power of faith in God to overcome evil spirits and heal diseases.
- Episode 29: Peter’s Morning Exercises and Exhortations to Purity (Sermon 11, Chapters 1-5)
Peter begins a new day with morning exercises and exhortations to purity, diligence, and righteous indignation against evil lusts.
- Episode 30: The Golden Rule, God’s Jealousy, and the Creatures’ Vengeance (Sermon 11, Chapters 6-11)
Peter expounds on the golden rule, explains God’s jealousy, and warns how the creatures avenge God’s cause against those who dishonor Him.
- Episode 31: Arguments for Idolatry Refuted and the Immortality of the Soul (Sermon 11, Chapters 12-16)
Peter addresses arguments in favor of idolatry, proclaims the immortality of the soul, and exposes the unprofitability of idols and heathen orgies.
- Episode 32: All Things Work Together for Good and Speaking the Truth in Love (Sermon 11, Chapters 17-20)
Peter explains how all things work together for good to those who love God, even in the midst of trials and persecutions, and emphasizes the importance of speaking the truth in love.
- Episode 33: Challenging the Gods and the Importance of Baptism (Sermon 11, Chapters 21-27)
Peter challenges the gods of the nations, proclaims the importance of baptism for all, and exhorts his listeners to honor God with good works done well.
- Episode 34: Purity, Excelling in Good Works, and Peter’s Farewell to Tripolis (Sermon 11, Chapters 28-36)
Peter discusses the importance of purity, both inward and outward, encourages believers to excel in good works, and bids farewell to Tripolis as he prepares to journey to Antioch.
- Episode 35: Peter Arranges His Traveling Party and Discusses Frugality (Sermon 12, Chapters 1-7)
Peter arranges his traveling party, discusses frugality and servanthood, and begins his journey with Clement by his side.
- Episode 36: Clement’s Family History and Peter Comforts a Sorrowful Woman (Sermon 12, Chapters 8-15)
Clement shares more about his family history, including the mysterious disappearance of his mother and twin brothers. Peter also encounters a woman with a sorrowful spirit and offers her hope amidst her suffering.
- Episode 37: The Woman’s Tragic Tale and Peter’s Promise (Sermon 12, Chapters 16-22)
We’ll hear the woman’s full story of tragedy and loss, as well as Peter’s attempt to offer her comfort and a promise of proof that souls live on in Hades.
- Episode 38: Joyous Reunions and the True Meaning of Philanthropy (Sermon 12, Chapters 23-28)
We’ll witness the joyous reunion of Clement with his long-lost mother and learn of the miraculous healing of the woman who had shown her hospitality. Peter also delves into the true meaning of philanthropy and the difficulty of judging others.
- Episode 39: Suffering, Compassion, and the Path to Perfect Love (Sermon 12, Chapters 29-33)
Peter continues his discourse on the nature of suffering, the importance of compassion, and the way to perfect love through the fear of God.
- Episode 40: Reunions, Revelations, and the Road to Laodicea (Sermon 13, Chapters 1-3)
We rejoin Clement and his newly reunited family as they set out on the road to Laodicea, where more surprises await them.
- Episode 41: A Mother’s Joy and the Path to Baptism (Sermon 13, Chapters 4-10)
We witness the emotional reunion of Nicetas and Aquila with their mother, and hear Peter’s instructions on the importance of baptism and the true worship of God.
- Episode 42: The Virtues of Chastity and the Dangers of Adultery (Sermon 13, Chapters 11-21)
Peter delves into the virtues of chastity and the dangers of adultery, using Mattidia’s story to illustrate the importance of living a pure life.
- Episode 43: The Baptism of Mattidia and the Reunion with Faustus (Sermon 14, Chapters 1-10)
We witness the baptism of Mattidia and the emotional reunion with her long-lost husband, Faustus, as he shares his own story of separation and sorrow.
- Episode 44: The Debate on Genesis and Astrology (Sermon 14, Chapters 11-12)
The discussion turns to the validity of astrology and the concept of Genesis, as Faustus shares his experiences and Peter offers his refutation.
- Episode 48: Simon Challenges Peter on the Unity of God (Sermon 16, Chapters 1-4)
Simon arrives from Antioch, ready to challenge Peter’s teachings on the unity of God. He is accompanied by Athenodorus the Epicurean and other friends.
- Episode 49: The Debate on the Unity of God Begins (Sermon 16, Chapters 5-9)
Peter begins by asserting that there is one God who made the heavens and the earth, while Simon counters by claiming that the Jewish Scriptures speak of many gods.
- Episode 50: Peter Defends the Unity of God (Sermon 16, Chapters 10-15)
Peter explains that the apparent contradictions in Scripture are meant to test and expose the evil dispositions of those who read them. The debate then turns to the question of whether Christ, who comes from God, is Himself God.
- Episode 51: The Nature and Character of God (Sermon 16, Chapters 16-21)
Peter and Simon delve deeper into the nature and character of God, discussing the shape of God in man, the character of God,
- Episode 52: Simon’s Accusations Against Peter (Sermon 17, Chapters 1-5)
Simon launches a series of accusations against Peter, calling him a servant of wickedness and a magician who charms the souls of men.
- Episode 53: Peter Responds to Simon’s Accusations (Sermon 17, Chapters 6-10)
Peter begins his response to Simon’s accusations, explaining the nature of revelation and arguing that Simon, not being the Son, cannot know those who are worthy of such a revelation.
- Episode 54: The Fear and Love of God (Sermon 17, Chapters 11-15)
Peter continues his discourse, focusing on the importance of fearing and loving God. He also discusses the evidence of the senses compared to that from supernatural vision.
- Episode 55: The Nature of Revelation and Opposition to Peter (Sermon 17, Chapters 16-20)
Peter maintains that only evil demons appear to the impious, even though they may see true visions and dreams. He challenges Simon’s claim to have received revelation from Jesus.
- Episode 56: Simon Argues that the Creator is Not the Highest God (Sermon 18, Chapters 1-5)
Simon maintains that the framer of the world is not the highest God, but that there is another, unknown God who alone is good.
- Episode 57: The Nature of Revelation and Simon’s Ignorance Exposed (Sermon 18, Chapters 6-10)
Peter explains the nature of revelation, stating that it belongs to the Son alone to reveal the Father to those who are worthy. He then exposes Simon’s ignorance and inability to understand.
- Episode 58: Peter Refutes Simon’s Claims and Exposes His Doctrines (Sermon 18, Chapters 11-15)
Peter refutes Simon’s claim to reveal the Father to those present, arguing that God would not wish to give revelation through someone like Simon. He also exposes Simon’s real opinions.
- Episode 59: Hidden Things, Misconceptions, and Scriptures Written to Try Us (Sermon 18, Chapters 16-21)
Peter discusses the hidden things mentioned by Jesus and explains why they were justly concealed from the wise. He also addresses the misconception of God in the Old Testament.
- Episode 60: Peter’s Unwavering Commitment and Simon’s Departure (Sermon 18, Chapters 22-23)
Peter affirms his unwavering commitment to worshipping the Creator alone, even if He is found to be incomparably wicked. Simon questions the origin of evil and announces his departure.
- Episode 61: Simon Challenges Peter on the Origin of Evil (Sermon 19, Chapters 1-5)
Simon undertakes to prove that the Creator of the world is not blameless for the existence of evil. He proposes various theories for the origin of the devil.
- Episode 62: Is Matter Eternal? The Cause of Evil and the Devil’s Power (Sermon 19, Chapters 6-15)
Peter and Simon continue their debate on the origin of evil, exploring whether matter is eternal and coeval with God, the cause of sin, and the extent of the devil’s power in relation to God.
- Episode 63: The Nature of Evil, Human Passions, and Inequalities in Life (Sermon 19, Chapters 16-25)
Peter and Simon further discuss the nature of evil, exploring whether some actions are inherently wicked, the uses of human passions like lust and anger, and the reasons for inequalities in human life.
- Episode 64: The Nature of Evil and the Conversion of Faustus (Sermon 20, Chapters 1-10)
Peter discusses the true nature of evil with his close disciples, explaining the two kingdoms and ages established by God, the roles of the good and evil leaders, and how men sin through ignorance.
- Episode 65: Faustus Transformed and the Plan to Save Peter (Sermon 20, Chapters 11-23)
Faustus, now bearing the likeness of Simon, sets out for Antioch with his wife and sons to clear Peter’s name and expose Simon’s deceit.
- Episode 66: Peter’s Final Instructions and the Ordination of Clement (Epistle of Peter to James, Chapters 1-5; Epistle of Clement to James, Chapters 1-2)
We turn to the Epistles of Peter and Clement to James, where Peter offers his final instructions and Clement is ordained as his successor.
- Episode 67: Clement’s Charge and the Conclusion of Our Journey (Epistle of Clement to James, Chapters 3-20)
We delve into Peter’s heartfelt charge to Clement as he assumes leadership of the Church in Rome, bringing our journey with Peter and Clement to a close.
Listen to the Podcast, read online World Mission Media’s modernized text version or the original text translated by Thomas Smith. From Ante-Nicene Fathers, Vol. 8. Edited by Alexander Roberts, James Donaldson, and A. Cleveland Coxe.
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