Review of the Church History Study
It was fun to stumble upon this review of our new Church History study.
Tim Kimberley
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Church History
Tim Kimberley
Excerpts from the All New Church History Study
What do you do if you want to learn all about Church History? What curriculum do you use? How do you take your family, friends or a small group through the story of the Bride...
Tim Kimberley
Ten Reasons for Studying Church History: Reason #10 – Studying church history will correct our doctrinal and practical errors.
The history of the church is not only a tale of positive growth and development of doctrinal knowledge and practical wisdom. It’s also a dramatic account of the conflict...
Michael Svigel
Why Study Church History? – Reason #9: Studying church history will clarify our interpretation of Scripture
Just get two or three believers together for a Bible study and you soon realize that not everybody interprets the Bible exactly the same way. Sometimes they come to completely...
Michael Svigel
Why Study Church History? Reason #8 – Studying Church History will Cultivate Christian Growth
Cicero wisely said, “To remain ignorant of what has happened before you were born is to remain always a child.” Imagine if during every summer break a student forgot...
Michael Svigel
Why Study Church History? Reason #7 – Studying church history will complete a balanced faith
When I was a kid, throwing together what experts described as a healthy meal was easy. We had it down to the four food groups: grains, meats, dairy, and fruits &...
C Michael Patton
10 Myths about God: #5 – The Trinity was Invented
The word Trinity does not appear in the Bible. That is a fact. Is the Trinity, as some would suggest, invented in 325BC at the Council of Nicea? Join C. Michael Patton, Th.M....
Timothy Payne
Why Study Church History? Reason #6 – Studying church history will capture the interest of outsiders
Several years ago, a childhood friend of mine contacted me with some questions about the history of the early church. He had read some non-Christian fiction as well as seen...
Michael Svigel
Why Study Church History? Reason #5 – Studying church history will counter the claims of critics
Prior to the eruption of World War II, between 1925 and 1935 a frantic France fortified the long border it shared with Germany. The “Maginot Line”—named after the man who...
Michael Svigel
Why Study Church History? Reason #4 – Studying church history will connect us to a rich legacy
Picture Christianity throughout its history as a giant tree that has continually grown for numerous generations. Some of its branches have gone one way, some another. Some are...
Michael Svigel