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The Covenanters, Part 1: Tracing the History of the Scottish Covenants

Medieval Church History 29: Black Death (1347-1351)

The books to bypass in the search for God

Have This Mind: Philippians (8)

Heidelberg Catechism: 'Since then we are made partakers of Christ and all his benefits by faith only, where does this faith come from?'

C.H. Spurgeon: 'Real Estate in Heaven'

Friday's Psalm: 'I will extol thee, O Lord; for thou hast lifted me up, and hast not made my foes to rejoice over me.'

The Marytdom of the Scottish Covenanter Hugh M’Kail

Medieval Church History 28: John of Montecorvino & Christianity in China

How holy does a church member have to be?

Have This Mind: Philippians (7)

Heidelberg Catechism: 'But why cannot our good works be the whole or part of our righteousness before God?'

C.H. Spurgeon: 'Blessing on Littleness'

Friday's Psalm: 'Give unto the Lord, O ye mighty, give unto the Lord glory and strength.'

The Scottish Confession: 'The Gifts Freely Given to the Church'

Medieval Church History 27: John Wycliffe

The wrong kind of looking back

Have This Mind: Philippians (6)

Heidelberg Catechism: 'How are you righteous before God?'

C.H. Spurgeon: 'Mercy to the Undeserving'

Friday's Psalm: 'Unto thee will I cry, O Lord my rock'

The Scottish Confession: 'Of the Civil Magistrate'

Medieval Church History 26: The Great Famine (1315)

Ten things to look forward to

Have This Mind: Philippians (5)

Heidelberg Catechism: What comfort does the “resurrection of the body” give you?

C.H. Spurgeon: Return from Backsliding

Friday's Psalm: 'The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? '

The Scottish Confession: 'To Whom Sacraments Appertain'

Medieval Church History 25: Avignon Captivity & Western Schism

The challenge of cost-free church attendance

Have This Mind: Philippians (4)

Heidelberg Catechism: What do you believe concerning the “holy catholic Church?”

C.H. Spurgeon: 'God Always Hears'

Friday's Psalm: 'Judge me, O Lord; for I have walked in mine integrity'

The Scottish Confession: 'Of the Right Administration of the Sacraments'

Medieval Church History 24: Dante & the Divine Comedy (1308)

Explaining the change that Jesus makes