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Jonathan Edwards has been called by some the most brilliant American who ever lived. He played an integral part in the Great Awakening, and his towering intellect was matched only by his religious devotion. In this lecture, join Dr. Godfrey as he explains the life and impact of one of the most influential individuals in American history.

The Great Awakening was a time of great religious interest that began in New England and spread throughout the American Colonies. It was spearheaded by the great preacher George Whitefield, and aided by America's most prominent pastor and theologian, Jonathan Edwards. In this lecture, Dr. Godfrey will explain the history of this influential movement, focusing on its key figures. He will also look back to England and revisit the ministry and influence of John Wesley during this time period.From the series A Survey of Church History, Part 4

The religious climate of late seventeenth and early eighteenth century England was cold and dry. Onto this barren landscape came George Whitefield and John Wesley, whose powerful preaching and novel methods played an important role in kindling hearts and stirring religious affection. In this message, Dr. Godfrey introduces both of these men, the spiritual context within which they worked, and the results of their ministries.From the series A Survey of Church History, Part 4

The Enlightenment had a profound effect on western thought. During this period, some sought to reconcile the Christian faith with modern thought, while others tried to cut themselves completely from their Christian moorings. But even those who set out to uproot the Christian influence upon society ended up adopting suspiciously similar ideas. In this message, Dr. Godfrey shows us how the church navigated through the Enlightenment, pointing out the different responses to this new challenge.From the series A Survey of Church History, Part 4

When the Puritans came to the new world, they had no intention of establishing a new religion. What they did want to do, however, was bring their old world religious ideal into reality. Despite the inherent difficulties in their new environment, the Puritans found some measure of early success. But as time passed, internal challenges added to the external. In this message, Dr. Godfrey summarizes the religious foundations of the American colonies, looking especially at the Puritans' desire to maintain a pure church.From the series A Survey of Church History, Part 4

Feminism and the women's liberation movement of the 1960s has had a profound effect on the church, and has led to a great deal of discussion on gender roles in marriage. In this lesson, Dr. R.C. Sproul reveals the relationship between gender roles, and the possibility of having an intimate and satisfying marriage.

In Romans 1, we read that nature proclaims the existence of God. But in recent years, many people have come to deny the possibility that we can learn anything about God from nature. In this lesson, Dr. R.C. Sproul helps us understand the stakes in this debate, and shows how this "natural theology" can help us defend our faith.

In Romans 1, we read that nature proclaims the existence of God. But in recent years, many people have come to deny the possibility that we can learn anything about God from nature. In this lesson, Dr. R.C. Sproul helps us understand the stakes in this debate, and shows how this "natural theology" can help us defend our faith.

Words are powerful. They carry implicit power to change the world for better or for worse. In marriage, words can either destroy or uplift. Such words often come in the form of either criticism or compliments. In this lesson, Dr. R.C. Sproul explains how to use words to grow a healthy marriage.

This week we're studying the Bible to discover God's plan for marriage. Today Dr. Sproul addresses one of the more sensitive topics for many Christians, that of sex, and sexual issues within the marriage relationship.

This week we're studying the essentials of an intimate marriage based on biblical principles. How well do you know your spouse? Humans are capable of deep intimacy, but sometimes couples become satisfied with the status quo in their marriage and begin to drift apart. But no matter how long you've been married, there's always more to learn about your husband or wife. Dr. Sproul has been married for more than fifty fifty-four years, and today he's giving some time-tested methods that have helped keep his marriage alive and strong.

Ever since Adam and Eve sinned in the Garden of Eden, nakedness has been associated with shame. To be naked in front of someone is to be vulnerable and defenseless. In fact, nakedness is more than just skin deep. It expresses our deepest selves. Today Dr. Sproul continues our series on marriage. We'll learn how marriage can provide a safe haven. Where nakedness of body and soul leads to intimacy rather than shame.

Marriage is ordained by God to be a a joyful partnership between a man and a woman. A lifelong relationship of intimacy and companionship. But for many people, marriage is a burden and a struggle. Their relationship feels like a sinking ship, and they may be tempted to abandon it. Today, Dr. R.C. Sproul begins a series called, The Intimate Marriage.

Certain truths about God go far beyond human comprehension. For example, the Trinity is three persons in one essence, and in the Incarnation, Jesus was one person, with two complete natures. In this lesson, Dr. R.C. Sproul introduces the notion of "mystery" as a way of speaking about God when we find perfect knowledge of Him is too lofty for us.

Certain truths about God go far beyond human comprehension. For example, the Trinity is three persons in one essence, and in the Incarnation, Jesus was one person, with two complete natures. In this lesson, Dr. R.C. Sproul introduces the notion of "mystery" as a way of speaking about God when we find perfect knowledge of Him is too lofty for us.