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Probably nowhere else was the Reformation ushered in for a more bizarre reason than in England! King Henry VIII, a staunch Catholic, was refused an annulment by the Pope for his first marriage. With the Reformation under way, King Henry broke from the Catholic church, established the Church of England, made himself head of it, and granted his own annulment. What ensued after was court intrigue, deception, mass murder, and finally compromise as the church in England tried to establish where it would stand amongst the protestant and catholic church.

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We continue our fly-by of countries in our Church History series this week looking at Italy, Spain, and Portugal. Despite dedicated and godly men rising up calling for the Roman church to stop the corruption and put themselves under the authority of God’s Word, the Reformation never took hold in these countries. Even today, all three are staunchly Catholic countries. Why didn’t the Reformation take hold in these countries? What were the obstacles Reformers faced there? Tune in!

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Many think the Reformation began that day in Wittenburg, Germany when Martin Luther nailed his 95 Thesis on the door of the church. But as we've seen in the last 2 episodes, there were some forerunners to Martin Luther who began to sound the alarm on the corruption and heresy going on in the Roman church. And these forerunners were from all over Europe. In this episode, we look at what was happening in the church and its dissenters in the countries of France and Bohemia, where one of the most famous pre-Reformation fathers, Jon Hus, hailed from.

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The period from the 4th to the 15th Century is known as the middle ages, or dark ages. And dark it was! Both in the world and in the church. The absolute power of the Roman church absolutely corrupted it's leadership and clergy. But, God continued to protect His invisible church and raised up bright spots to give people a glimpse of what the biblical church was meant to look like. Join us as we journey from the 4th to the 15th century, delving into how God was setting the stage for the "deformed" church to undergo a huge reformation!

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It's often said, there are no perfect churches, and if you find one, don't join, or you'll just ruin it. That the church has been "imperfect," has been true since it's inception. Almost right from the start, the visible church was infested with false teachings, additional teachings, superstitious beliefs, and other sinful things. When we look back at church history, we see a group of leaders, sometimes getting it right, but sometimes getting it horribly wrong. But one thing we see consistently is that God has been sovereignly working the entire time, and Jesus, the cornerstone of the church, has done some AMAZING things to purify His bride and keep her safe. Join us as we begin this series diving into the history of the Christian Church!

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Where would our army be without our five-star generals?! Those courageous and heroic men who prepare and lead their troops into battle and onto victory! As Peter tells us, this is exactly what our churches need, too! Godly pastors who prepare their congregations for spiritual warfare, and who equip them so they can be victorious! And just as in the army, while an excellent general is crucial, ultimately, a mission's success is dependent upon the troops under him.

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They say the two things you can count on is death and taxes. But, if you’re a Christian, you. can add suffering to that list! We don’t all suffer to the same extremes or for the same length of time, but every Christian can count on suffering at some point in their lives. Why does God bring suffering into the lives of His people? What good can come from suffering? Is it some kind of test? And maybe the question most asked, why do we suffer? Peter answers all of these questions, and some of the answers may surprise you!

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If recent events has shown us anything, it’s that sin is always crouching at our door, and we are all vulnerable to it. Mortifying and fighting our own flesh and sin is a constant war; but thankfully, God doesn’t leave us on our own. Along with salvation, He gives us weapons of mass destruction that we can use to more and more obliterate our sin. What are these weapons and how do we wield them? Join us as Peter shows us!

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