5 Minutes in Church History: 8 Women You Should Know
Dr. Michael Haykin discusses Eight Women of Faith that Christians should know including Jane Grey, Jane Austin, Sarah Edwards, Anne Steele and Anne Judson
5 Minutes in Church History: The $14 Million Book
the St. Cuthbert Gospel - a $14 Million Book - is Europe’s oldest intact book, but it's content has eternal value beyond measure
5 Minutes in Church History: What Luther Expects
What Luther Expects - In "A Brief Instruction on What to Look for and Expect in the Gospels", Martin Luther suggests we expect God's blessings in Christ
5 Minutes in Church History: Michael Horton’s Top Five Deserted Island Books
City of God, A Time for Confidence & The Holiness of God top Michael Horton's Top Five Deserted Island Books along with Alexander Hamilton's Biography
5 Minutes in Church History: Look, There’s the Kingdom
Leo Tolstoy, Walter Rauschenbusch and the social gospel movement - Proponents expected that people would be able to put all of society’s ills behind them
5 Minutes in Church History: Dear Kahn,
the Pope and the Great Khan were unsuccessful pen pals in the 13th century as Pope Innocent IV attempted to stop Khan's raids and bring peace to Europe
5 Minutes in Church History: The 200th Episode
R.C. Sproul discusses Martin Luther’s Ninety-Five Theses with Stephen Nichols as well as the Reformation's impact on our Church today.
5 Minutes in Church History: Philip Melanchthon
Philip Melanchthon taught Greek at the University of Wittenberg, enabling pastors and missionaries to accurately carry the Gospel around the world
5 Minutes in Church History: Joan of Arc
Dr. Stephen Nichols tells the intriguing story of the life and death of Joan of Arc. Was she a hero? A villain? A martyr? Insane?
5 Minutes in Church History: Cruce, Libro, et Atro
If there were bumper stickers in the Middle Ages, the phrase "Cruce, libro, et atro" may well have been a popular one. In this episode of 5 Minutes in Church…