5 Minutes in Church History: Maximus the Confessor
As we understand God working in this world, we can understand who God is. And as we see Christ, we can understand God.
5 Minutes in Church History: Fatal Books
Sometimes books are fatal to their authors - as in the cases of William of Ockham and Abelard - and sometimes to their printers - as with the printers of the Sacred Bible, with Interpretations and Annotations.
5 Minutes in Church History: 17 in 1765
A brave group of seventeen men petitioned the Anglican Virginia government to establish a new Presbyterian church, paving the road for religious liberty in America.
5 Minutes in Church History: Samuel Davies
Davies was an 18th century pastor and Princeton University President whose writings on religious liberty influenced Thomas Jefferson and Patrick Henry.
5 Minutes in Church History: Luther’s Pastor
Martin Luther considered Johannes Bugenhagen his pastor, accountability partner, colleague, and confessor.
5 Minutes In Church History: Christianity in Africa: Past and Present, Part 2
African college students have an appetite for truth, seeking knowledge regarding the authority and sufficiency of Scripture.
5 Minutes in Church History: Christianity in Africa with Ken Mbugua
The Africa Inland Mission and Scottish Presbyterians played lasting roles in spreading the Gospel throughout Kenya
5 Minutes in Church History: Savannah
The oldest city in Georgia, where George Whitefield and John Wesley preached, and Independent Presbyterian Church still stands.
5 Minutes in Church History: Charles Simeon
Simeon emphasized Bible-based preaching, missions to Africa and India, and reforming the Anglican Church.
5 Minutes in Church History: Elisabeth Elliot
“Faith does not eliminate questions. But faith knows where to take them.”