Tom NelsonChurch History (0)

"Someone once noted that history was 'simply one thing after another.' However, for the Christian history represents an amazing story of the redemption of mankind in which our sovereign Lord is seen to be advancing His purposes towards His pre-ordained and pre-determined end. For the modern day believer, this study is crucial for understanding what God is doing in our day."

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Author: Tom Nelson
Date: 0000-00-00 00:00:00
Source: dbcmedia.org
Recorded by: Denton Bible Church
Keywords: Christian

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Reviewer: RevTed - - February 27, 2008
Subject: Good Story Telling with Minor Theological Bias

Tom Nelson is very articulate and presents his story well. His presentation is engaging as he takes the listener on a journey from the first through the twentieth century.

His presentation is not without theological bias which can be expected since he is presenting to his church congregation. He seems to get cynical when telling events associated with the Pentecostal Movement. He presents more as a teacher and less as a historian (which is OK).

Despite biases, this audio is certainly worth listening.

Reviewer: siminz - - January 7, 2008
Subject: Excellent!

Every Christian should listen to this fast moving and exciting journey through Church history.

Reviewer: Ruth2 - - January 1, 2008
Subject: Wow! What great information!

Thank you so much for having this. I'm a church go-er and never knew all this church history. I had no idea how we got our different churches. Tom Nelson explains it so clearly, and it's a real pleasure & privilege to learn! I like re-listening to it to catch every detail too.

Reviewer: sew_journer - - November 25, 2005
Subject: Worth the listen

Nelson keeps you interested with his delivery of pertinent facts of Church history. I had to listen a few times to keep up with the relevant and interesting connections throughout history in their unfolding of Christendom over the centuries