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Who was @RCSproul? On this episode of @5ChurchHistory, @DrSteveNichols reflects on @RCSproul's early years and his decades of ministry. #GodUsedRC 5minutesinchurchhistory.com/…
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"I like to call those who finally realize that the book of Revelation uses figurative language 'Aha! Millennialists.' While I say this somewhat tongue-in-cheek, there is a serious point. When we begin to read Revelation in the way the original author intended it to be read, we can begin to understand its intended meaning. We no longer read with the book of Revelation in one hand and a newspaper in the other. The newspaper will not help us understand Revelation. Knowing the Old Testament and the rest of the New Testament will help us understand it."
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We are born enslaved to sin and unable to save ourselves.
Read this article from Mark Evans to discover the true freedom that believers find in Jesus Christ.
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When Christ died upon the cross, He satisfied the wrath of God as He paid in full the just penalty for the sins of His people. —Mark Evans
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God has established Jesus Christ as King, and no human power or institution can overthrow His eternal reign.
Read this article excerpt from R.C. Sproul to see how Psalm 2 outlines the futility of resisting Christ’s authority.
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Seeking God’s kingdom is the defining pursuit of the Christian life.
@RCSproul explains how Jesus calls His followers to seek the kingdom of God with determination and endurance.
Watch the full message: youtu.be/6ZM5Ag1cSgU
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The more deeply Augustine understood the character of God, the greater he sensed his own dependence on God’s grace for salvation. The more we understand God, the more we understand how far short of God we fall. —@RCSproul
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Who are you imitating?
Drawn from the teaching of @RCSproul, this new book introduces 20 figures from the Bible and church history whose lives point not to their own greatness but to the great God they serve.
Order Heroes of the Christian Faith today.
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Adoniram Judson lived by the conviction that missionary service required total dedication.
Today, listen as @DrSteveNichols tells the story of how God sustained Judson through danger, imprisonment, and loss to bring the gospel to the people of Burma. learn.ligonier.org/podcasts/…
How did a sudden storm and a simple prayer meeting spark a global missions movement?
Listen today as @DrSteveNichols tells the story of the Haystack Prayer Meeting and the five college students whose faith helped shape American foreign missions. learn.ligonier.org/podcasts/…
Some years stand out in church history: 325, 1054, 1517.
But the year 401 is more obscure.
Listen today as @DrSteveNichols takes us to a time when Augustine helped Christians in Carthage navigate conflict in the church and pressure from the world.
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Who was Noah Webster, beyond the dictionary that bears his name?
Today, listen as @DrSteveNichols explores Webster’s influence on American language and how his Christian convictions shaped both his life and his work.
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How did Methodism spread across the American frontier?
Today, listen as @DrSteveNichols looks at the lives of circuit riders who carried Methodism westward.
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How did a small group of Oxford students shape a global movement?
Today, listen as @DrSteveNichols traces the early roots of Methodism, from high moral standards and revival preaching to its growth in Great Britain and colonial America.
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What prompted Jonathan Edwards to publish a collection of sermons during a period of spiritual decline?
Today, listen as @DrSteveNichols looks at this influential book and the pastoral concerns that shaped it.
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Looking for a meaningful way to start the new year?
Today, listen as @DrSteveNichols offers five practical suggestions for diving deeper into church history in 2026. learn.ligonier.org/podcasts/…
Merry Christmas from @DrSteveNichols and the 5 Minutes in Church History team.
It has been a joy to witness God’s faithfulness through the ages with you this year.
Join us in 2026 to explore more extraordinary moments from church history.
Why is the incarnation at the center of our hope as Christians?
Today, listen as @DrSteveNichols looks to Jonathan Edwards’ sermon on Revelation 5, reflecting on the humility and majesty of Jesus’ birth.
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In the 1700s, Delaware witnessed powerful movements that shaped American Christianity.
Today, listen as @DrSteveNichols continues exploring this colony’s church history, from George Whitefield’s Great Awakening preaching to the rise of Methodism.
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Though Delaware is small, its church history is rich.
Today, listen as @DrSteveNichols explores how this colony was shaped by ideas of religious freedom, Anglican and Swedish influences, and churches that tell the story of faith in early America.
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On November 5, 1605, a plot to destroy England’s Parliament was foiled.
Today, listen as @DrSteveNichols reflects on how this event has reminded generations to give glory to God for His providential deliverance.
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