This short video is a discussion about the reality and inescapability of death.
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This short video is a discussion about the reality and inescapability of death.
Here is the link:
This final lecture is a high level overview of the history of the Christian Church since the first century.
Here is the link to the video lecture:
Summary
of the History of the Church
History of the Church – Part Four
This fourth lecture explores the major issue of private
interpretation and the invention of various so-called Christian groups in the West and the
American Evangelical experiment.
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This third lecture explores the schism and fragmentation that took place within Christianity after the Protestant Reformation. All of this fragmentation occurred because certain individuals invented their own private interpretations of Scripture with no connection to historic Christianity.
Here is the link to the third lecture:
This second lecture covers the split with the Coptic Church, the identification of the texts of the New Testament and a review of the Seven Ecumenical Councils.
Here is the link to the second lecture:
This first lecture begins with the birth of the Church at Pentecost and continues for the first three centuries of Church history. All of this before the canon of Scripture was officially identified.
Here is the link to the first lecture:
History
of the Church - Part One
The historic Orthodox Christian church, practicing and believing the same thing since the first century.
Here is a link to lecture number three:
The historic Orthodox Christian Church, practicing and believing the same thing since the first century.
Here is the link to lecture number two:
My apologies, I just realized that the links to the lectures for "Six Words from Holy Scripture" were incorrect. I have corrected them.
Here is the link to the sixth and final lecture in the “Six
Words from Holy Scripture” lecture series.
The theme of this lecture is “Victory”, which became
possible because of the incarnation, Jesus’ ministry, his death, his
resurrection, and his ascension. Now that death has been defeated by the death
and resurrection of the long awaited Messiah, mankind now has access to the
presence of YHWH, by being baptized into the name of the Trinity, becoming part
of the people of God, now “The Church” and no longer the “Israelites”.
Here is the link to the fifth lecture
in the “Six Words from Holy Scripture” lecture series.
The theme of the fifth lecture is “Freedom”.
With the arrival of the incarnation, Jesus the Messiah has brought freedom for
mankind, freeing them from being enslaved to sin, corruption, and death.
Here is a link to the fourth lecture in the “Six Words from Holy Scripture” lecture series. The theme of this lecture is “Semi-Freedom”. After centuries of being faithful to YHWH, being unfaithful to YHWH, going into slavery, winning some battles and losing some battles with the nations around them. The Jews that had gone into slavery into Babylon return to their land and enjoy a time of semi-freedom, while still being under the rule of a foreign nation.
Here is a link to the third lecture in the “Six Words from Holy Scripture” lecture series. The theme of this lecture is “Enslavement”. After conquering most of the pagan groups and peoples in the land of Canaan, Israel was eventually and repeatedly enslaved by the nations around them.
Here is a link to the second lecture in the “Six Words from Holy Scripture” lecture series. The theme of this lecture is "Dominion": The Israelites being freed from slavery in Egypt to begin taking dominion in the land of Canaan that was promised to them so many centuries ago.
Here is a link to the first lecture in the “Six Words from Holy Scripture” lecture series. The theme of this lecture is "Movement": Man moving away from God, man moving toward God, and God moving toward man.
Here is the link to the ninth and final lecture in the Seven Ecumenical Councils lecture series:
Here is the link to the eighth lecture in the Seven Ecumenical Councils lecture series:
Here is the link to the seventh lecture in the Seven Ecumenical Councils lecture series:
Here is the link to the fourth lecture in the "Seven Ecumenical Councils" lecture series:
Here is the link to the third lecture in the series about the Seven Ecumenical Councils:
Here is a link to the second lecture explaining the Seven Ecumenical Councils:
Here is a link to a video lecture about the Seven Ecumenical Councils: