5 Minutes in Church History: Adoniram Judson
Adoniram Judson | Dr. Stephen Nichols takes us from Calcutta to Burma as he chronicles the five journeys of Adoniram Judson, America’s pioneer Baptist missionary.
5 Minutes in Church History: Daniel Payne
Daniel Payne | During the years surrounding the Civil War, Daniel Payne devoted his life to educating African-American ministers.
5 Minutes in Church History: The Most Important Thing to the Reformers, Part 2
Liturgical Worship: The Most Important Thing to the Reformers? What is the role of liturgy in worship? Dr. Stephen Nichols is joined in the studio by Jonathan Gibson and Mark Earngey, coauthors of Reformation Worship.
5 Minutes in Church History: The Most Important Thing to the Reformers, Part 1
The Most Important Thing to the Reformers | What is the role of liturgy in worship? Dr. Stephen Nichols is joined in the studio by Jonathan Gibson and Mark Earngey, coauthors of Reformation Worship.
5 Minutes in Church History: William Farel
William Farel | Dr. Stephen Nichols considers the life and ministry of William Farel, the man who brought the Protestant Reformation to Geneva, Switzerland.
5 Minutes in Church History: Thomas Boston: The Minister, a Book, and a Controversy
Thomas Boston: The Minister, a Book, and a Controversy | The Marrow Men debated the relationship between legalism and antinomianism (moral law is of no use because of salvatino by faith alone) and their effects of the presentation of the Gospel
5 Minutes in Church History: Bonhoeffer in London
Bonhoeffer in London | What is the only question a church should ask its pastor? Dr. Stephen Nichols considers Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s answer.
5 Minutes in Church History: Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Dietrich Bonhoeffer was a Lutheran theologian, a pastor who toured the United States, an author, and died a martyr by the order of Adolf Hitler himself.
5 Minutes in Church History: 1812 – The Founding of Princeton Theological Seminary
1812 – The Founding of Princeton Theological Seminary | Amid an extreme shortage of pastors in the Tri-State area, the school's founders aimed to supply “learned and pious ministers for the pulpit ministry for the church.”
5 Minutes in Church History: Tacitus, an early Roman historian
Tacitus, an early Roman historian | Tacitus wrote one of the first references outside of the New Testament to Christ. He lived under Pontius Pilate, and referred to Jesus' death. He also described Romans' violent attitudes toward Christians at the hands of Nero.