Nathan W. Bingham

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Next time, R.C.

Sproul continues his line-by-line study of Galatians 4, and we'll learn that returning to the old covenant is not the path to salvation.

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In the Middle Ages, Islam's rapid growth presented a challenge to Christianity.

Welcome to the Friday edition of Renewing Your Mind.

I'm Nathan W. Binger.

Today we conclude our time considering the Middle Ages with our featured teacher, W. Robert Godfrey.