5 Minutes in Church History: Francis Grimké
Francis Grimké - Dr. Stephen Nichols considers the life of a former slave who became a faithful minister and the example that he set for all of us.
5 Minutes in Church History: Kant and the Moral Argument
Kant and the Moral Argument - We are all bound and obligated by morality. In fact, the proof that God exists “is the starry heavens above and the moral law within.”
5 Minutes in Church History: Macrina
Who was Macrina the Younger? Dr. Stephen Nichols returns to the early church to introduce this significant woman of the faith.
5 Minutes in Church History: Esther Edwards Burr
Esther Edwards Burr - She was the third child of Jonathan and Sarah Edwards, the wife of Aaron Burr Sr., the mother of Aaron Burr Jr., and a Colonial diarist.
5 Minutes in Church History: Just War
Just War - How should Christians think about war? Augustine helped us approach this question from a Christian perspective.
5 Minutes in Church History: Histories of Local Churches
Histories of local churches - Churches that are faithful to God’s Word and to proclaiming His Word, have histories that proclaim God's faithfulness
5 Minutes in Church History: Shakespeare’s Bible
Shakespeare’s Bible - Among the many fascinating things in Shakespeare’s plays, you will also find many references to the Bible.
5 Minutes in Church History: The Baptist Catechism of 1693
The Baptist Catechism of 1693 - God is known through the Word and through His ministry of the Spirit, and that is the knowledge that leads to salvation.
5 Minutes in Church History: The Next Day
The Next Day - the years after the Protestant Reformation offer opportunities to think about our legacy and to be timeless by appealing to the Word of God.
5 Minutes in Church History: Luther and the Bible
Martin Luther and the Bible - the authority of Scripture, and how to read and study and learn and labor in and even love this Word that God has given us.