Last one! It's been nearly 18 months of weekly episodes on church history. This final episode considers evangelicals in America. We hear the term "evangelical" bandied about all the time, but what an evangelical?

We continue our march through church history with a focus on Christianity in America. In today's lesson we consider the Pentecostal movement which sprang up with humble beginnings in the early 1900's with a handful of adherents and today numbers nearly a quarter of all Christians. 

We're nearing the end of our search into Church History as we only have 3 classes left! Today's lesson follows up on the lesson from two weeks ago about a shift in Western Christianity in a more liberal direction. This shift can summarized as an attempt to accommodate culture by question or denying the part of Scripture that are unbelievable to modern man. The response to this liberal denial of basic Biblical teaching is called "Fundamentalism" and it is the subject of today's lesson.

We continue our weekly series on the history of Christianity focusing on Christianity in America. This week's lesson considers the pseudo-Christian knock-off, Liberal "Christianity." We'll consider the history of Liberal "Christianity", its teachings, and the reaction against it. 

We continue our study of Christian History focusing on Christianity in America. Today's episode will consider the American Church during the Civil War. We'll look into a brief history of the Civil War, the religious aspects of the war, the impacts of the war on the church, and two interesting figures during the war, Harriet Beecher Stowe and Stonewall Jackson.

A few weeks ago we were introduced to the First Great Awakening prior to the Revolution. In today's episode, we learn about the Second Great Awakening which took place between the Revolutionary War and the Civil War.

What was the impact of the Christian Church on the American Revolution? What was the impact on the Church of the American Revolution. We'll look at this and more!

You may have heard the title, "The Great Awakening," but what was it? In today's lesson, we'll be introduced to the history of the Great Awakening, some the major figures, and what we can learn from it.

I'm gone most of the week at a pastor's conference and so this episode is a "sorta new episode." I'm going to briefly discuss the need for church history, what I've learned, and why this matters to your life.