In this episode, Andy Davis walks through John 20:1-18. John lays out the physical and experiential evidence for the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. The physical evidence is the empty tomb and the grave clothes. The experiential evidence is the testimony of His appearances to disciples like Mary Magdalene. These two types of evidence are combined to give us sufficient grounds for belief that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God. John’s extended treatment of the tender appearance to Mary shows Jesus’ unbreakable commitment to every one of His sheep, no matter how lowly their station in life.

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In this episode, Andy Davis covers from 1789 to 1914. This period is best characterized by the explosion in missionary activities. Some of the specific figures covered are William Carey, Adoniram and Ann Judson, and Hudson Taylor.

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Humans rebel against authority but through Christ's perfect submission, we too can enter into harmony and submission around the throne of God.

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In this episode, Andy Davis walks through John 20:1-18. John lays out the physical and experiential evidence for the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. The physical evidence is the empty tomb and the grave clothes. The experiential evidence is the testimony of His appearances to disciples like Mary Magdalene. These two types of evidence are combined to give us sufficient grounds for belief that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God. John’s extended treatment of the tender appearance to Mary shows Jesus’ unbreakable commitment to every one of His sheep, no matter how lowly their station in life.

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In this episode, Andy Davis covers the Catholic Counter Reformation, the Enlightenment, and the First Great Awakening. Some specifics Andy touches on are the Jesuits, the Spanish Conquistadors, the Inquisition, separation of church and state, Christians in the British-American colonies, Voltaire, revival, and George Whitefield.

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Pastor Andy Davis preaches an expository sermon on Luke 17:11-19. The main subject of the sermon is how we should return thanks to God in response to the wonderful gift of salvation.

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In this episode, Andy Davis covers the Reformation. Some of the specifics Andy discusses are the Lutherans, the Anabaptists, the Reformed, the Church of England, the Puritans and the theologians Martin Luther, Zwingli, and John Calvin.

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Andy Davis goes verse by verse through John 19:28-42. John brings forth even more evidence of Jesus’ deity: His supernatural knowledge, His total control over the moment of His death, and especially fulfilled prophecies as Jesus dies: a drink of wine vinegar, the timing of His death, His piercing, His bones intact. He also relates the regal burial of Jesus at the hands of two suddenly courageous disciples. The net effect is that, even in His death, Jesus is clearly the Messiah, the Son of God. Everything has been prepared for His resurrection!

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In this episode of "Journeys from the Past," Andy Davis covers the two major topics of the crusades and scholasticism. Andy covers Charlemagne, the Battle of Tours, Islam, the Vikings, Raymond Lull, Peter Abelard, and Thomas Aquinas.

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Andy Davis goes verse by verse through John 19:28-42. John brings forth even more evidence of Jesus’ deity: His supernatural knowledge, His total control over the moment of His death, and especially fulfilled prophecies as Jesus dies: a drink of wine vinegar, the timing of His death, His piercing, His bones intact. He also relates the regal burial of Jesus at the hands of two suddenly courageous disciples. The net effect is that, even in His death, Jesus is clearly the Messiah, the Son of God. Everything has been prepared for His resurrection!

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