A sermon delivered for Trinity Sunday.  Scripture readings were: Genesis 1-2:3, Psalm 150, 2 Corinthians 13:11-14, and Matthew 28:16-20.

In our fifth lecture, we're joined by the lives of the great leaders of Cappadocia, Macrina, Basil, and two Gregory's responsible for shaping the orthodox church.

A sermon delivered for Pentecost 2020.  Acts 2:1-12, John 20:19-23

In our fourth lecture, we take a look at the Great Persecution during the time of the emperor Diocletian, the rise of Constantine, and introduce another 4th-century saint: Athanasius.  The question portion at the end of the lecture was removed for technical reasons.

A sermon delivered on the last Sunday of Eastertide to celebrate the ascension and to anticipate Pentecost.

In our third lecture, Rev Allan introduces the early Christian communities of North Africa, particularly those of Alexandria and Carthage in the 2nd & 3rd centuries.  Discover the legacy of some of Christianities bravest Martyr's and defenders, and it's first scholars and theologians.

Sermon delivered for the 6th Sunday in Eastertide.  Scripture focus comes from the Gospel reading: John 14:15-23.

In this second lecture in our early church history course, Rev Allan introduces the early Christian apologists of the 2nd century, specifically Justin Martyr and Irenaeus.

Sermon delivered for the 4th Sunday after Easter on Mother's Day 2020.  Readings for this Sunday were Acts 6:1-9, 7:55-60, Psalm 66:1-11, 1 Peter, 2:1-12, and John 14:1-14.  The sermon ends with a time of guided reflection and prayer.

The first lecture in our Early Church History course taught by Rev Allan.  In this lecture, you will find an introduction to the Apostolic Father's like Ignatius of Antioch and Clement of Rome.  The end of the lecture was unfortunately cut off, but only the last few minutes.