The Protestant Reformation in England was heavily influenced by politics. On the journey towards religious tolerance, many people were executed or imprisoned. One such individual was John Bunyan, the writer of The Pilgrim’s Progress. How did his story and writings reflect the ethos of the time?
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Through the 16th & 17th centuries, Western Europe experienced major shifts in economy, politics, society, and scholarship How did all this change affect the Christian Church? How should the church today respond to the changes around us?
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On 31 October 1517, a 33-year-old Theology Professor at the University in Wittenberg nailed to the door of the Castle Church 95 Theses condemning the corruption of the Christian Church. That day marks the beginning of the “Protestant Reformation,” a movement that has inspired countless students of Scripture.
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Join us as Roy speaks about lessons on power.
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How did the books of the Bible end up in the canon? Who wrote the Bible and when? Why are there different translations?
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After the 4th century, the Christian church grew into an empire. What were the consequences?
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The 4th century saw significant changes to the flavour and course of the Christian movement that still impact us today.
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How is freedom central to God’s love? Please join us as we welcome our guest speaker, Trent Martin, Assistant Youth Director of the Victorian Conference.
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Please join us as we welcome our guest speaker, Pastor Graeme Christian, President of the Victorian Conference
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It has been said that the two inescapable things in life are death and taxes. A third viable candidate that could be added is hardship. The endless disappointments. The drudgery of 9-5. The pain of loss. Is there an end, an answer, a hope?
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