Christian Heritage Mediahttp://christianheritageuk.org.ukInsight by EndisnoMartin Lownranald@christianheritageuk.org.ukThrough its core operations, business has the potential to increase human well-being. Peter Heslam explores how the institutional, relational, moral and spiritual dimensions of business can help realize this potential. m_83359Thu, 02 Feb 2012 00:00:00 GMThttp://christianheritageuk.org.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=83359&fullpage=TrueThrough its core operations, business has the potential to increase human well-being. Peter Heslam explores how the institutional, relational, moral and spiritual dimensions of business can help realize this potential. Dr Peter Heslam01:00:00The church was cold and lifeless, infected with worldliness and a lack of vigor. Love for Christ and the Bible was at a low ebb. That is until John Wesley and George Whitefield set the world on fire and revived the nation’s spiritual life with passionate and powerful gospel preaching! Or did they? Was all as rosy as it seemed within the Evangelical movement? Or did revival rivalries almost tear it apart from within? m_81207Sat, 03 Dec 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://christianheritageuk.org.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=81207&fullpage=TrueThe church was cold and lifeless, infected with worldliness and a lack of vigor. Love for Christ and the Bible was at a low ebb. That is until John Wesley and George Whitefield set the world on fire and revived the nation’s spiritual life with passionate and powerful gospel preaching! Or did they? Was all as rosy as it seemed within the Evangelical movement? Or did revival rivalries almost tear it apart from within? Lee Gatiss01:15:00The church was cold and lifeless, infected with worldliness and a lack of vigor. Love for Christ and the Bible was at a low ebb. That is until John Wesley and George Whitefield set the world on fire and revived the nation’s spiritual life with passionate and powerful gospel preaching! Or did they? What can we learn from these heroes of the faith who sought to win the world for Christ? This session focusses on the preaching of George Whitefield.m_81206Sat, 03 Dec 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://christianheritageuk.org.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=81206&fullpage=TrueThe church was cold and lifeless, infected with worldliness and a lack of vigor. Love for Christ and the Bible was at a low ebb. That is until John Wesley and George Whitefield set the world on fire and revived the nation’s spiritual life with passionate and powerful gospel preaching! Or did they? What can we learn from these heroes of the faith who sought to win the world for Christ? This session focusses on the preaching of George Whitefield.Lee Gatiss00:50:00The Puritans saw themselves as pilgrims, warriors, and servants of Christ in an age of great conflict. From them we get our word “puritanical” but were they as bad as that makes them sound? What was it that made people either love them or hate them? And what can we learn from them to reinvigorate our lives as Christians today?m_79764Sat, 05 Nov 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://christianheritageuk.org.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=79764&fullpage=TrueThe Puritans saw themselves as pilgrims, warriors, and servants of Christ in an age of great conflict. From them we get our word “puritanical” but were they as bad as that makes them sound? What was it that made people either love them or hate them? And what can we learn from them to reinvigorate our lives as Christians today?Lee Gatiss01:15:00The Puritans saw themselves as pilgrims, warriors, and servants of Christ in an age of great conflict. From them we get our word “puritanical” but were they as bad as that makes them sound? What was it that made people either love them or hate them? And what can we learn from them to reinvigorate our lives as Christians today?m_79763Sat, 05 Nov 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://christianheritageuk.org.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=79763&fullpage=TrueThe Puritans saw themselves as pilgrims, warriors, and servants of Christ in an age of great conflict. From them we get our word “puritanical” but were they as bad as that makes them sound? What was it that made people either love them or hate them? And what can we learn from them to reinvigorate our lives as Christians today?Lee Gatiss01:10:00Has the internet stolen our souls? Is Google making us stupid? Is Facebook making us lonely? How should Christians respond to the changing digital landscape?m_79342Thu, 03 Nov 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://christianheritageuk.org.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=79342&fullpage=TrueHas the internet stolen our souls? Is Google making us stupid? Is Facebook making us lonely? How should Christians respond to the changing digital landscape?Dr Krish Kandiah01:25:00Many know the name of the French Reformer, John Calvin, but associate him with “chauvinism” or predestination or a little boy with a toy tiger called Hobbes. But what really was the pious heartbeat of Calvin’s life and ministry? And what was it that has made him one of the greatest names in church history?m_76616Sat, 08 Oct 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://christianheritageuk.org.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=76616&fullpage=TrueMany know the name of the French Reformer, John Calvin, but associate him with “chauvinism” or predestination or a little boy with a toy tiger called Hobbes. But what really was the pious heartbeat of Calvin’s life and ministry? And what was it that has made him one of the greatest names in church history?Lee Gatiss01:15:00It’s almost 500 years since Martin Luther started the Reformation and changed the course of history. But what did this beer-drinking, outspoken ex-monk really stand for? How did he have such an impact?m_76613Sat, 08 Oct 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://christianheritageuk.org.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=76613&fullpage=TrueIt’s almost 500 years since Martin Luther started the Reformation and changed the course of history. But what did this beer-drinking, outspoken ex-monk really stand for? How did he have such an impact?Lee Gatiss01:00:00Women in the twenty-first century have opportunities our great-grandmothers hardly dreamed of. But has there been a downside to feminism? What about the current assumption that gender is purely a social construct? Do women really want the same things out of life as men? What about the expectation that complete sexual freedom will lead to greater fulfilment? m_76612Thu, 13 Oct 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://christianheritageuk.org.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=76612&fullpage=TrueWomen in the twenty-first century have opportunities our great-grandmothers hardly dreamed of. But has there been a downside to feminism? What about the current assumption that gender is purely a social construct? Do women really want the same things out of life as men? What about the expectation that complete sexual freedom will lead to greater fulfilment? Sharon James01:20:00Session 8: Postmodernism - Embracing the Voidm_73120Thu, 07 Jul 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://christianheritageuk.org.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=73120&fullpage=TrueSession 8: Postmodernism - Embracing the VoidJock McGregor01:28:00Session 7: Carl Sagan and Anthony Flew - Science as Friendm_73108Thu, 07 Jul 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://christianheritageuk.org.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=73108&fullpage=TrueSession 7: Carl Sagan and Anthony Flew - Science as FriendJock McGregor01:33:00Session 6: The New Anti-Theism - Science as Enemym_73104Thu, 07 Jul 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://christianheritageuk.org.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=73104&fullpage=TrueSession 6: The New Anti-Theism - Science as EnemyJock McGregorSession 8: God's Attributes in the Old Testament (Part II)m_73095Wed, 29 Jun 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://christianheritageuk.org.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=73095&fullpage=TrueSession 8: God's Attributes in the Old Testament (Part II)Don Fairbairn01:27:00Session 7: God's Attributes in the Old Testament (Part I)m_73093Tue, 28 Jun 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://christianheritageuk.org.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=73093&fullpage=TrueSession 7: God's Attributes in the Old Testament (Part I)Don Fairbairn01:31:00Session 6: God's Names in the Old Testament (continued)m_73086Tue, 28 Jun 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://christianheritageuk.org.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=73086&fullpage=TrueSession 6: God's Names in the Old Testament (continued)Don Fairbairn01:26:00Session 5: God's Names in the Old Testamentm_73085Tue, 28 Jun 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://christianheritageuk.org.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=73085&fullpage=TrueSession 5: God's Names in the Old TestamentDon Fairbairn01:25:00Session 5: Modernism - The Enlightenment Heritagem_73034Wed, 06 Jul 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://christianheritageuk.org.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=73034&fullpage=TrueSession 5: Modernism - The Enlightenment HeritageJock McGregor01:43:00Session 4: Understanding our World - The Perspective of Worldviewsm_73028Wed, 06 Jul 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://christianheritageuk.org.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=73028&fullpage=TrueSession 4: Understanding our World - The Perspective of WorldviewsJock McGregor01:44:00Session 3: Understanding our World - The Perspective of Worldviews (recording begins with feedback from previous session)m_73021Wed, 06 Jul 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://christianheritageuk.org.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=73021&fullpage=TrueSession 3: Understanding our World - The Perspective of Worldviews (recording begins with feedback from previous session)Jock McGregor01:35:00Session 2: Giving an Answer - Introducing Apologeticsm_73015Tue, 05 Jul 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://christianheritageuk.org.uk/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=73015&fullpage=TrueSession 2: Giving an Answer - Introducing ApologeticsJock McGregor01:42:00