Sunday School Review: Basic Church History: Nicaea through the Middle Ages, Part 6
Welcome to today’s review of the material covered in our sixth session: key personalities from the time of the ecumenical councils.
Sunday School Review: Basic Church History: Nicaea through the Middle Ages, Part 5
Welcome to today’s review of the material covered in our fifth session: the four remaining great ecumenical councils.
Daniel in the Lions' Den: A Public Faith for God's Glory and the Common Good
May we, like Daniel, be faithful witnesses to a watching world, proclaiming God’s goodness and trusting in His power to deliver and rescue His people.
The Gospel Changes Emperors and Empires
No person, time, or place is beyond the powerful reach of the greatest news—the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Sunday School Review: Basic Church History: Nicaea through the Middle Ages, Part 4
Welcome to today’s review of the material covered in our fourth session: the First Council of Constantinople and the Council of Ephesus in 431 AD.
Whose Performance Matters Most?
Christianity is about God doing for us what we could never do for ourselves—and that changes everything.
Sunday School Review: Basic Church History: Nicaea through the Middle Ages, Part 3
Welcome to today’s review of the material covered in our third session: the aftermath of the Council of Nicaea and the First Council of Constantinople.
Beyond "All or Nothing" Thinking
We all stumble in many ways, as James 3:2 reminds us, but we often think in absolutes about our performance—either we're doing great, or we're failing. There's rarely a middle ground. This black-and-white mindset shows up in every area of life—whether
Sunday School Review: Basic Church History: Nicaea through the Middle Ages, Part 2
Welcome to today’s review of the material covered in our second session: the conversion of Constantine the Great and the Council of Nicaea.
Sunday School Review: Basic Church History: Nicaea through the Middle Ages, Part 1
Welcome to today’s review of the material covered in our first session: the incredible initial journey of the Christian faith from its roots in Jerusalem to the far reaches of the Roman Empire.