In this episode, we join Luther during the first years of the Reformation in order to grasp his developing arguments and thoughts on a variety of topics that go far beyond his first arguments against indulgences. Let's be a fly on the wall in Heidelberg (1518) and Leipzig (1519) and see what wisdom we can glean from all that went on in those early days of the Protestant Reformation.

Many have a view of the nature of the church that rests on the person of Peter. What can we know of his role in the early church from their own writings?

Today we will be discussing a work called the Didache. It is a 1st or 2nd century writing that gives us a glimpse into the habits of the early church in a specific area. If you want to read it for yourself, here is a link to it: http://earlychristianwritings.com/text/didache-roberts.html

How NOT to deal with heretics and false teachers.

What if your greatest sin was transformed into a repentance that changed the course of history?

After wrapping up nearly two years of lessons throughout the 20 centuries of church history, we will reflect on what we learned, our place in history, and the path forward. Maybe a sneak peek at some of the deep dives we have planned in the coming months. :)

Liberal Theology, Holiness Movement (and Pentecostalism), and Fundamentalism/Conservative Theology.