Nathan W. Bingham

The messages this week are from the second installment to his six-part overview of church history.

And we'll send you all six, that's 73 messages, on DVD when you donate before midnight tonight at renewingyourmind.org or when you call us at 800-435-4343.

Don't miss this opportunity to add this popular resource to your library.

Dr. Godfrey is our chairman here at Ligonier Ministries.

He's one of our teaching fellows, and he's a gifted church historian.

Here he is to continue helping us understand the Middle Ages and today, the rise of Islam.

What a timely message from this week's featured teacher on Renewing Your Mind, W. Robert Godfrey.

I'm glad you've joined us today as this message reminds us why it's so important to study history and especially church history.

There's so often a line that can be traced from the present day back to key moments in history and many, many lessons that we can learn.

May each of us have a renewed desire to study biblical history and our family history as it's seen in church history.

Well, to help you to that end, for the final day, you can request the entire six-part, 73-message monumental study series, A Survey of Church History, when you donate before midnight tonight at renewingyourmind.org or when you call us at 800-435-4343.

All of the messages will arrive on DVD, but we'll also unlock the messages and the six study guides in the Ligonier app.

Listen to these messages while you're on a run or a drive or watch them at home with your family or small group.

But don't delay as this offer ends tonight.

Simply give your gift at renewingyourmind.org or by using the link in the podcast show notes.

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Thank you for extending the reach of this program through your generosity.

And if these past few days have given you a taste for church history, then I commend to you the podcast, Five Minutes in Church History.

Every Wednesday, in less than five minutes, Ligonier Teaching Fellow Stephen Nichols introduces you to a person, place, or thing from church history.

Be educated and sometimes entertained by following the Five Minutes in Church History podcast wherever you listen to podcasts or visit fiveminutesinchurchhistory.com.