5 Minutes in Church History: Philip Schaff
Stephen Nichols introduces us to the theologian, scholar, churchman, and author and explains why a library is named after him.
5 Minutes in Church History: John Williamson Nevin
What is “the anxious bench,” and why was John Williamson Nevin so critical of it? On this episode of 5 Minutes in Church History, Dr. Stephen Nichols looks at the life and legacy of this 19th-century theologian.
5 Minutes in Church History: Church History in Stained Glass
The stained glass windows inside Santee Chapel at Lancaster Theological Seminary are not just beautiful works of art; they also teach us about our past.
5 Minutes in Church History: Constantine in Threads
Dr. Stephen Nichols walks us through a series of tapestries at the Philadelphia Museum of Art depicting Constantine’s life.
5 Minutes in Church History: Sixth Century Scotland
Dr. Sinclair Ferguson discusses Ninian and Columba, evangelical Christian missionaries of sixth century Scotland
5 Minutes in Church History: A.D. with S.F. (Anno Domini with Sinclair Ferguson)
The author and pastor discusses his book "In the Year of Our Lord" and how we can learn by studying the lives of the saints who came before us.
5 Minutes in Church History: Medieval Art
Dr. Stephen Nichols walks us through the Philadelphia Museum of Art and its collection of medieval paintings, sculptures, and manuscripts.
5 Minutes in Church History: Primož Trubar – the Slovenian Martin Luther
Dr. Stephen Nichols takes us back to 1508 and introduces us to Primoz Trubar, the founder of the Slovenian language and national hero.
5 Minutes in Church History: A Divine & Supernatural Light
Jonathan Edwards said that there is a spiritual and divine light immediately imparted to the soul by God of a different nature from any that is obtained by natural means.
5 Minutes in Church History: Memoir & Remains of Robert Murray M’Cheyne
Dr. Stephen Nichols asks Dr. Sinclair Ferguson to share his favorite figure from Scottish church history - a man known for many great things including his annual Bible reading plan.