Kenneth Calvert

Dr. Kenneth Calvert, a Hillsdale College history professor and Oxford program director, offers expertise on church history and Holy Week. He walks through Gospel perspectives on Jesus’ suffering. He connects Old Testament prophecy to the cross. He examines Judas, Barabbas, the Last Supper, the apostles’ witness, and why Good Friday matters for Christian life and church renewal.

Kenneth Calvert, a history professor at Hillsdale College, delves into the rich historical roots of Christmas. He contrasts the shepherds' humble visit to Jesus with the later arrival of the Magi, offering insights into early Christian beliefs about Christ's nativity. Calvert discusses December 25's connections to pagan festivals, while emphasizing the significance of Jesus' birth over imperial claims to divinity. He encourages viewers to remember the true meaning of Christmas through the lens of sacrifice and reflects on the nativity's miraculous events.

Dr. Kenneth Calvert, a Professor of History at Hillsdale College, joins to explore the troubling trend of the left prioritizing illegal immigrant criminals over American citizens. He discusses the emotional toll on families affected by crime and critiques the media's neglect of these narratives. The conversation also touches on rising political violence and media bias regarding different ideologies. Additionally, Calvert provides insightful historical context on Easter, linking it to ancient Christianity and pagan customs.