Lecture 1: Historical Theology I - Dr. Nathan Busenitz

Professor Nathan Busenitz teaches a course on Historical Theology I.
"Why Study Church History?"

[TheMastersSeminary]

Nathan is a great teacher, we need to have him do more courses like this. :) I will let him know you appreciate his class, I'm sure that will encourage him.

[leewatson]

Nothing...and I say again, NOTHING...is more refreshing to hear than the TRUTH preached. I appreciate these Master's Seminary classroom videos so much. They are such a blessing. Thank you for letting us view them.

[TheMastersSeminary]

So glad God is using this to bless you! I shall pass on your thanks to those that labor to bring it to you.

[juanleiva]

This seminar has been a huge blessing, we have scheduled a day and a time with my wife to follow the whole course, take notes and do research, thank you TMS for this effort.

[neilmurphy]

thank you TMS for making these lecturers available on YouTube. sat at home taking notes myself. you never know could be sat in class one day haha but I can't wait to listen and learn about the history of the church to who the what the where and whys of it all. God bless all you guys

[ArmygirlChrist]

“It is your history; and it is not Roman Catholic history.” I’m so excited to listen to this study! Thank you so much for posting them.

[paolody]

Here are the Titles for the whole series
1. Why Study Church History?
2. From Pentecost to Patmos Part 1
3. From Pentecost to Patmos Part 2
4. The Disciples of the Apostles, Part I
5. The Disciples of the Apostles, Part II
6. The History of Heresy, Part I
7. The History of Heresy, Part II
8. The Ante-Nicene Fathers
9. Exam #1 Review, Faith of Our Fathers, Part I
10. Faith of Our Fathers, Part II
11. Nicene Christianity, Part I
12. Nicene Christianity, Part II
13. Nicene Christianity, Part III
14. The History of Eschatology
15. Controversies and Councils
16. The Fall of Rome
17. Exam #2 Review
18. The Question of Canonicity
19. Middle Ages, Part I
20. Middle Ages, Part II
21. Middle Ages, Part III
22. The Crusades
23. Middle Ages, Part III
24. Middle Ages, Part IV
25. Exam #3 Review

[victorabugu]

Thank you. You are making the lockdown "enjoyable".

[bryangoetter]

Thank you Josh for sharing these teachings. It is a true blessing.

[kellyanne]

It’s so wonderful to see these men, students of God’s actual Word. I completely reject female pastors. So as I’m painting walls in my home, making it cozy and pretty, I’m loving that I too get to listen to this truth that is usually saved for Seminary students!
What a gift!🥰

[MrWackydoodles]

Thank you for making these videos available on youtube! Much love from the Philippines! God bless guys!

[RockingRobby]

I AM GEEKING OUT AND SO PUMPED THAT THIS PLAYLIST EXISTS!!! Praise God and yall keep it up!

[TheMastersSeminary]

Hugues, So happy these are a blessing to you! I do not have copies of the syllabi to give away, but if you go to the TMS website that I linked in the description and look up the professor, I'm sure he would respond to an email request from you.

Hope that helps!

[moebewan]

I just said “I wish I could find a good course on Church History.” So excited!!

[teresaa]

So so thankful to have found this. This topic blesses me greatly. I am a homeschool mom and this is my way to get church history in while I cook. If there is anywhere to print up resources, that would be great. Probably no, but it never hurts to ask. Thank you for making this available.

[grant]

This is my second listen through hoping to learn more about the period of time from 100ad-1400ad.

[stephanies]

@Joshua Crooch thank you so much for uploading that video and those of the seminary, there are a huge help. May the Lord bless you richly !

[TheMastersSeminary]

I am glad the Lord is using these in your life Bryan, and you are most welcome!

[MrMfloor]

I need this- I was saved out of Greek Orthodoxy! I literally had a million and one questions about church history after I got saved that most Christians couldn’t answer.

[williammcginnis]

At least he teaches what he believes and backs it up with Scripture. Good enough for me.