Os Guinness describes his conversion
In this video clip, Os Guinness describes how he wrestled with philosophical ideas as he came to faith in Christ.
Church History, Part 12: Irenaeus
The Rev. Adam Young teaches through the history of the church in this video. “Irenaeus is arguably the most significant of the Christian writers in the in the late second through early third centuries. His impact on the church has been long lasting, especially in Eastern Europe. In this session …
Michael Green on evangelism through preaching
“Michael Green, Honorary Fellow, Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, answers the question ‘Why is preaching being neglected as a way to evangelise?’ related to his talk ‘Preaching Evangelistically in the Local Church’ given at the 2016 European Leadership Forum.”
Church History, Part 11: Justin Marytr
The Rev. Adam Young teaches through the history of the church in this video. “Justin Martyr is the foremost of the writers known as the Early Church Apologists. A Philosopher by trade he became a Christian following an intriguing conversation with an old man whilst walking outside the city of …
J. I. Packer on the interpretation of scripture
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Church History, Part 10: Papias & Diognetus
The Rev. Adam Young teaches through the history of the church in this video. “Closing out the works known as The Apostolic Fathers we have two writings whose inclusion owes more to tradition than logic–Papias because all we know of him comes from fragments kept by 4th Century church historian …
J. C. Ryle on sacraments
I say therefore that any man who tells us that there are seven sacraments, when the Bible only mentions two; or that any man-made ordinance is as binding on our consciences and as needful to salvation as an ordinance appointed by Christ, is telling us what he has no right …
Alister McGrath: Theology, part 10
In this introductory video, Alister McGrath discusses heaven. This presentation is a supplement to his book Theology: The Basics.
