Church history

The increase of Christianity worldwide has spurred on the growing need for team names that represent the values and belief system of Christianity. The listing below outlines Christian team names that have been used in

Early Church Heresies: Ancient Catholic Tradition, Scripture, Apostolic Succession, Bible

The following timeline presents church history's most important events, starting with the time of Jesus Christ in the First Century, continuing through Protestant and Catholic history up until near the end of the last century:

Kevin DeYoung on whether or not the Bible allows women preach in our complementarian churches. He surveys the Bible and church history to make his point.

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St-Peters-Church-interior-1 The Anglo-Saxon church of St Peter's at Wearmouth, Sunderland is one of the UK's first stone built churches. Built in 674AD, the tower and west wall are original Saxon features and the church also has on display fragments of the oldest stained glass in the country, made by 7th century European craftsmen.

This messy church history paradigm ought not surprise the believer, but it often does. It ought not surprise us because the Scriptures themselves are messy.

The ‘Saints’ volumes are wonderful as an overview, but if you’re truly looking for a country-specific deep dive, here’s a Church resource you’ll want to know about.