Church History
Christianity & The Tolerance of Liberalism
Lee Gatiss
What can we learn from the Presbyterian controversies of the 1920s and 30s? Was Gresham Machen's strategy for dealing with liberalism all good? 3 audio lectures in mp3 format.
The Death and Doctrine of Nicholas Ridley
Garry Williams
Garry Williams examines the theology of Bishop Nicholas Ridley on the Lord's Supper, for which he was martyred. An audio lecture in mp3 format.
The Rise and Development of the English Baptists
Graham Beynon
Graham Beynon examines the history of Baptists in England.
Luther and the Jews
Christopher Probst
Martin Luther's deeply troubling engagement with the Jewish people is still unknown to many Protestants.
Tertullian and the Early Church (mp3)
Gerald Bray
With all his usual insight and humour, Gerald Bray describes the history of the early Western church, and examines particularly the great Latin theologian, Tertullian.
A Church Halfly Reformed
Peter Adam
Peter Adam examines Puritan models of church reform, with valuable lessons for today's reformers.
Luther's Theology of the Cross
Carl Trueman
The great Reformer's concern was to see all of life in the light of the cross. A look at the implications of this for ethics and pastoral practice.
Wilberforce - a force for good
Ermine Desmond
To celebrate the 200th Anniversary of the abolition of the British slave trade - and to encourage a vigilant effort for its continued eradication - a tribute to the Christian politician behind the legislation.
The Political Weakness of the Church in Cuba
Carl Chambers
Carl Chambers writes on the silence of the church in the 1950s and its continuing effect.