WWUTT: Jesus Was White?
What Jesus looked like is not nearly as important as what He did: living a perfect life, dying on the cross for our sins, and rising again from the grave.
White Horse Inn: The Jewishness of John’s Gospel
Some Jews spoke of the messiah as a kind of second divinity who was distinct from the Ancient of Days, and whose relationship to God was like that of a son to a father
5 Minutes in Church History: Francis Schaeffer
You can divide Francis Schaeffer’s professional life up into three periods: pastor, founder of L’Abri in Switzerland, and political activist.
The Briefing: Southern Baptist Sexual Abuse and Louisiana’s Abortion Law
Sexual abuse spreads, as church leaders resist reforms resulting in 20 years, 700 victims.
The Keep Diggin’ Podcast: Using Punk Rock to Bring the Gospel to the Masses with Shawn Browning of Grave Robber
When used as a ministry tool and taken into secular venues, punk rock can be powerful to an audience in desperate need of Jesus.
5 Minutes in Church History: Iona
When Columba traveled from Ireland to Scotland, he brought the gospel with him. On this episode of 5 Minutes in Church History, Dr. Stephen Nichols introduces us to this missionary, scribe, and hymn writer.
Ask Pastor John: Why Global Missions Requires Healthy Churches
The Great Commission isn’t disconnected from the church — it’s given to the church. God designed the local church and missions to be wed together.
5 Minutes in Church History: 5 Johns in the Colonies
John Eliot, John Davenport, John Tennent, John Brainerd, and John Wauwaumpequunnaunt helped shape Christianity in colonial New England
5 Minutes In Church History: Mrs. Spurgeon
When Susannah Thompson first heard Charles Spurgeon preach, she wasn’t that impressed. But eventually he won her over.
5 Minutes in Church History: Top 5 Events in History
Constantine's rise of Christendom, Mohammed's founding of Islam, Luther's role in the Reformation, the Enlightenment of the 1700's, and Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy in 1978 are significant events in church history.