In this episode of Church History for Life, Kyle and Tim explore the life and legacy of Maximus the Confessor, a 7th-century monk and theologian who defended the full humanity of Christ during one of the most intense doctrinal controversies in church history. Why did the question of Christ’s will matter so much? Why was Maximus willing to suffer imprisonment, mutilation, and exile rather than remain silent? Join us as we consider who Maximus was, what he is known for, and how his unwavering confession of Christ still speaks to the church today.
