5 Minutes in Church History: Rowland Taylor
Rowland Taylor never wrote any books. He never published a sermon. Yet he faithfully preached the gospel and gave his life as a martyr.
5 Minutes in Church History: Church History with Jeremy Vuolo
Dr. Stephen Nichols and Jeremy Vuolo discuss the remarkable influence of Martyn Lloyd-Jones and George Whitefield.
5 Minutes in Church History: The Influence Behind C.S. Lewis
Dr. Stephen Nichols introduces us to George MacDonald - the writer C.S. Lewis regarded as his “master.”
5 Minutes in Church History: What Is An Evangelical?
Evangelicals have a high view of the Bible, emphasize the atoning work of Christ on the cross, must be born again, and express the Gospel in their lives.
5 Minutes in Church History: Braşov, Transylvania
Dr. Stephen Nichols introduces us to Johannes Honterus, the man who brought the Reformation to Transylvania.
5 Minutes in Church History: Turku, Finland
Michael Agricola translated the New Testament into his native Finnish language, was instrumental in the Protestant Reformation in Turku, and helped negotiate peace between Sweden and Russia.
5 Minutes in Church History: Seville, Spain
The Protestant Reformation first came to Seville in the form of a person - Juan Gil, known as “Doctor Egidio" - then in the Spanish Bible, translated by Juan Pérez de Pineda in 1556.
5 Minutes in Church History: Trending in the 13th Century
Among other historic people and moments, the Magna Carta and religious freedom were trending in the 1200's.
5 Minutes in Church History: The Sun King
Louis XIV established the Dragonnades, which were military units deployed to harass the Protestant Huguenots.
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.