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Unsearchable Riches: Today’s Quote About Jesus
Productions of CHIC.H. Spurgeon, the People’s Preacher
History of Worship
Making of the King James Bible
Our People
Robber of the Cruel Streets
Through a Lens Darkly: Grief, Loss and C.S. Lewis
Wesley: A Heart Transformed Can Change the WorldFilms Gallery
Church History Documents
Pocket Classics
Clement’s 1st Letter to Corinth, Part 1
Clement’s 1st Letter to Corinth, Part 2
Justin Martyr’s Apology, Part 1
Justin Martyr’s Apology, Part 2
Lyons MartyrsThe Trial & Testimony of the Early Church – Scripts
Trial and Testimony: Accusations
Trial and Testimony: Foundation
Trial and Testimony: Persecution
Trial and Testimony: Spread of the Faith
Trial and Testimony: Testimony
Trial and Testimony: Transition
Christian History Magazine Collection
Anabaptist Origins
Anabaptists
Antony of the Desert
Aquinas, Thomas
Arian Heresy
Augustine of Hippo—Youth
Augustine of Hippo—Life
Awakenings in America
Bach, J.S.
Baptist Origins
Baxter, Richard
Benedict of Nursia
Bernard of Clairvaux
Bible, Battle for
Bonhoeffer, Dietrich
Booth, Catherine
Booth, William
Bunyan, John
Calvin, John
Cane Ridge Revival
Carey, William
Chesterton, G.K.
Chinese House Churches
Chrysostom, John—On Sharing
Chrysostom, John—Golden Tongue
Columbus, Christopher
Comenius, Jan Amos
Council of Nicea
Cranmer, Thomas
Crowther, Samuel Adjai
Crusades, First
Dante
Denmark
Edict of Milan
Edwards, Jonathan
Eusebius
Evangelization
Finney, Charles
Francis’ Troubled World
Fundamentalism
Galileo
Gnosticism
Gospels
Huguenots
Hunger
Hus, Jan
Hymns, Eighteenth Century
Icons
Irenaeus
Jerusalem, Fall
Jesus
John Paul II
Judson, Adoniram
Kempe, Margery
King James Version
Knox, John
Lewis, C.S—Apologetics
Lewis, C.S—Fiction Works
Lewis, C.S—Profile
Lincoln, Abraham
Livingstone, David
Luther, Martin—Early Years
Luther, Martin—Later Years
New England, Colonial
Newton, John
Ockenga, Harold
Orthodoxy
Palmer, Phoebe
Patrick of Ireland
Paul
Pentecostalism
Persecutors
Pietism
Plymouth Brethren
Poverty, Monastic
Puritans
Ramabai
Revolutionary War—American
Russian—Conversion
Schwenckfeld, Caspar
Second Coming of Christ
Slave Christianity
Spurgeon, Charles H.
St. Bartholomew Day Massacre
Taylor, Hudson
Tolkien, J.R.R.
Tyndale, William
Vladimir of Kiev
Waldensians
Wang MingDao
Washington, George
Wesley, John
Wesley, John and Charles
Whitby Synod
Whitefield, George
Wilberforce, William
Wild West
Women, Medieval
Women, Early Church
Worship, Early Church
Wycliffe, John
Zinzendorf, Count Nicholas von
Zwingli, Ulderich
In Context; Famous Christian Sayings
Introduction to Quotes
Mary, Mother of Jesus: Magnificat
Paul (Apostle): the greatest thing is love
Peter (Apostle): Jesus is the Messiah
John (Evangelist): God so loved the world
Ignatius of Antioch: the wheat of God
Epistle of Diognetus: Christians the world soul
Polycarp: how can I blaspheme my king?
Justin Martyr: you can hurt but not kill
Perpetua: prison palace
Cyprian: no mother church, no Father God
Constantine: conquer in this
Athanasius: Christ was made man so we might be made God
Basil the Great: what will you answer the judge
John Chrysostom: destroying Christ’s property
Augustine of Hippo: restless hearts
Jerome: if Rome falls
Boethius: advantages of ill-fortune
Benedict of Nursia: prefer nothing to Christ
Gregory the Great: danger of a universal priest
Sixth Ecumenical Council: Christ has two natures
Pirmin: I believe in God Almighty
Bede: Grant me to come at length to Yourself
Theodulf: Glory, laud and honor
Russian Ambassadors: We did not know where we were, in heaven or on earth
Anselm: God cannot even be conceived not to exist
Franks: God Wills it!
Bernard: The Christian glories in the death of the pagan…
Francis of Assisi: All praise be yours, my Lord…
Aquinas: I can write no more.
Boniface: …it is absolutely necessary for salvation…
Julian: But all shall be well…
Wycliffe: To be ignorant of the scripture…
Hus: Truth prevails over all.
Kempis: Of two evils, the lesser is always to be chosen.
Melancthon: The truth might fare better at a lower temperature.
Erasmus: He has attacked the tiara of the pope…
Tyndale: I shall cause a plowboy to know more scripture than you…
Luther: I cannot and will not recant…
Zwingli: Do not put yourself at odds with the word of God…
Askew: I came not hither to deny my Lord…
Katie Luther: I will stick to Christ as a burr…
Latimer: Be of good cheer, Ridley, and play the man
Knox: A man with God is always in the majority.
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Early Church Modules
Module 101: Didache
Module 102: Pliny and Trajan
Module 103: Polycarp
Module 104: Tertullian
Module 105: Cyprian
Module 106: Antony of Egypt
Module 107: Constantine
Module 108: Athanasius
Module 109: Nicea
Module 110: Augustine
Module 111: Leo I
Module 112: Patrick
Module 113: GregoryMedieval Church Modules
Module 201: Benedict
Module 202: John of Damascus
Module 203: Charlemagne
Module 204: The Crusades
Module 205: Anselm
Module 206: Peter Abelard
Module 207: Bernard of Clairvaux
Module 208: Guibert de Nogent
Module 209: Waldo
Module 210: Francis of Assisi
Module 211: The Cathars
Module 212: Thomas Aquinas
Module 213: Thomas a KempisReformation Modules
Module 301: Wyclif
Module 302: Hus
Module 303: Luther’s Small Catechism
Module 304: Luther’s Preface to Romans
Module 305: Uhlrich Zwingli
Module 306: The Schleitheim Confession
Module 307: John Calvin
Module 308: Ignatius Loyola
Module 309: Teresa of Avila
Module 310: William Tyndale
Module 311: Foxe on Cranmer
Module 312: St. Bartholomew Day Massacre
Module 313: Robert BrownePost-Reformation Modules
Module 401: Menno Simons
Module 402: John Knox
Module 403: Jacob Arminius
Module 404: Hugo Grotius
Module 405: King James Version
Module 406: George Fox
Module 407: John Bunyan
Module 408: The Quietists; Molinas, Guyon, Fenelon
Module 409: Joseph Butler
Module 410: Jonathan Edwards
Module 411: John and Charles Wesley
Module 412: William Wilberforce
Module 413: William Carey
