Today's American Minute
Zinzendorf, the Moravians, the Wesleys & the Muhlenbergs - American Minute with Bill Federer
& the Pietist Lutherans: Young Christians who changed the world! Ludwig von Zinzendorf the Moravians
More Moravian missionaries were sent out from Herrnhut in 20 years than all Christendom had in the previous 200 years. They were the first to send unordained lay people onto the mission field rather than trained clergy. Missionaries were also given no financial support but had to earn their own living. Most were young men and women. Imagine today, if all the woke youth, instead of rioting and tearing things down, were using their energy to share the love of Christ and found missions, orphanages, schools and hospitals around the world!
How Islamic Expansion from East spread Renaissance & Reformation West - American Minute with Bill Federer
How Islamic Expansion from East spread Renaissance & Reformation West
Islamic expansion was instrumental in bringing about "The Dark Ages" with the conquering of Egypt and cutting off trade across the Mediterranean, including that of papyrus; and Islamic expansion was instrumental in "The Renaissance" with the invasion of Greece, causing scholars to flee to Italy.
"I have not yet begun to fight!" - John Paul Jones - American Minute with Bill Federer
"I have not yet begun to fight!" - John Paul Jones
John Paul Jones had commanded the Continental Navy's first ship, Providence, in 1775. With 12 guns, it was the most victorious American vessel in the Revolution, capturing or sinking 40 British ships.
Harvard University, Rev. John Harvard, & "Christian Hebraists" - American Minute with Bill Federer
During this time after the Renaissance and Reformation, there was a "Hebrew Revival" among Protestant and Catholic scholars. They studied the ancient Israel, especially the first 400 year period in the Promised Land before Israel got its first king--Saul. Christian Hebraists studied: the self-governing ancient Hebrew republic; the Hebrew language; Jewish historian Josephus (37–100); the Jerusalem Talmud (2nd century AD); the Babylonian Talmud (4th century AD); Jewish philosopher Maimonides (1135–1204); and Rabbinic Leterature.
Deconstructing California: From Churches founding State to State closing Churches! - American Minute with Bill Federer
California was founded by churches and went on to become one of the most prosperous places on Earth. Then, California started closing down churches, restricting businesses, experiencing record numbers of people leaving, and has become the most in debt state in America.