5 Minutes in Church History: The Angel of the Reformation
Swiss theologian Pierre Viret was a winsome preacher, sufferer for the gospel, and catechism author.
5 Minutes in Church History: Latin American Pioneer
There was a time when Protestants couldn't shop in the same stores as Catholics in Latin America.
5 Minutes in Church History: The Leipzig Disputation
In his debate with Johann Eck, Martin Luther really came to a consciousness of sola scriptura, especially regarding Papal authority and tradition vs. Biblical authority.
5 Minutes in Church History: Fuller Seminary
Dr. Stephen Nichols looks at the role Fuller Theological Seminary played in American Christianity and American evangelicalism after WWII.
5 Minutes in Church History: “Sister Aimee”
Aimee Semple McPherson was one of the most colorful yet overlooked figures in California Pentecostal church history.
5 Minutes in Church History: Azusa Street
Stephen Nichols takes us to 312 Azusa Street, the warehouse-turned-church in Los Angeles where William Seymour led his famous revival meetings.
5 Minutes in Church History: California Missions Trail
El Camino Real connected the twenty-one missions - Roman Catholic settlements in what would come to be the state of California.
5 Minutes in Church History: History Makers with Pastor Sugel Michelén
Our special guest shares how the Lord is awakening His people in Latin America.
5 Minutes in Church History: Deserted Island Top 5: Sugel Michelén
Dr. Stephen Nichols asks Sugel Michelén to share five books he would want on a deserted island.
5 Minutes in Church History: Adam Smith
Free market principles, specialized labor, and all other aspects of modern economics and ethics share the foundation of natural theology.