5 Minutes in Church History: The Jesus People
Christian hippies of the 1970's left quite an impact on the American scene, on the American church, and on American evangelicals.
5 Minutes in Church History: John Bunyan & Persecution
The Pilgrim's Progress author knew a thing or two about suffering. He lost his first wife. His oldest daughter was born blind, he himself suffered in prison, and he saw the deaths of friends.
5 Minutes in Church History: The Van Kampen Collection
The Scriptorium in Orlando showcases the treasures of the Van Kampen Collection of Bibles and of books related to the Bible.
5 Minutes in Church History: Scriptorium: Spurgeon’s Letters
We think of Spurgeon as a great pastor. But he was also greatly concerned about his orphanage, responding to letters of people sending him books.
5 Minutes in Church History: Merry Christmas, Mr. Watts
I hope you are able to sing “Joy to the World” this Christmas, and remember and be thankful for Mr. Isaac Watts.
5 Minutes in Church History: Trending in the 7th Century
A look at the people, places, events, movements and even vegetables that were trending in the 600's.
5 Minutes in Church History: 5 Ways of Theology
What distinguishes biblical theology, historical theology, systematic theology, dogmatic theology, and elenctic theology from one another?
5 Minutes in Church History: Thanksgiving
Because of the God who gives all food, even turkeys, we celebrate Thanksgiving, as we in America have done since 1621.
5 Minutes in Church History: Patrons of the Reformation
The folks behind the Reformers don’t always get mentioned, but from a human standpoint they helped make the Reformation happen.
5 Minutes in Church History: Who Was Anne Locke?
The 16th-century figure was crucial to the British Reformation, writing a translation of four sermons from John Calvin on Isaiah 38, and a twenty-six sonnet series on Psalm 51.