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Section 1: Foundations of the Early Church (A.D. 30 - 312)

The Apostolic Age and the Spread of the Gospel

Persecution, Martyrs, and Apologists

The Formation of the Biblical Canon

Section 2: Councils, Creeds, and the Imperial Church (A.D. 312 - 590)

Constantine and the Shift in Empire

The Council of Nicaea and Orthodoxy

Key Church Fathers: Augustine and Jerome

Section 3: The Middle Ages and the Great Schism (A.D. 590 - 1517)

Monasticism and the Preservation of the Word

The Great Schism of 1054

Dawn of the Reformation: Wycliffe and Hus

Section 4: The Protestant Reformation (A.D. 1517 - 1648)

Martin Luther and the 95 Theses

Calvin, Zwingli, and the European Reformers

The English Reformation and the Puritans

Section 5: Bringing Church History Home

Applying Church History to the Modern Teenager's Faith

Section 6: Knowledge Checks (Quizzes)

Quiz 1: Foundations of the Early Church

Quiz 2: Councils, Creeds, and the Empire

Quiz 3: Middle Ages and the Schism

Quiz 4: The Protestant Reformation

Quiz 5: Comprehensive Review and Application

Section 7: Survey/Feedback

Course Evaluation: Church History Made Simple

Welcome to 'The Story of the Church from Apostles to Reformers,' an engaging and comprehensive journey through the first 1,600 years of Christian history. Designed specifically with homeschooling parents, Christian educators, and families in mind, this course equips you to teach middle and high school students (6th-10th grade) about the rich heritage of their faith.

Welcome to 'The Story of the Church from Apostles to Reformers,' an engaging and comprehensive journey through the first 1,600 years of Christian history. Designed specifically with homeschooling parents, Christian educators, and families in mind, this course equips you to teach middle and high school students (6th-10th grade) about the rich heritage of their faith. From the fiery trials of the early martyrs to the bold stands of the Protestant Reformers, you will explore the pivotal moments, influential figures, and theological debates that shaped the modern church.

Dive deep into the Apostolic Age, witness the resilience of early Christians under Roman persecution, and discover how the biblical canon was formally recognized. Navigate the complex shifts of the Imperial Church under Constantine, unpack the profound truths of the Council of Nicaea, and explore the enduring legacies of Church Fathers like Augustine and Jerome. As we move through the Middle Ages, you'll uncover the vital role of monasticism in preserving Scripture, the tragedy of the Great Schism, and the early sparks of reform ignited by Wycliffe and Hus. Finally, experience the seismic shifts of the Protestant Reformation with Luther, Calvin, and the Puritans.

More than just a history lesson, this course provides practical tools, timelines, and discussion guides to help teenagers connect historical resilience with modern-day cultural pressures. Join us to bring church history home and inspire the next generation with the unyielding truth of the Gospel.

The Story of the Church from Apostles to Reformers

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            <p>Understanding the roots of the Christian faith is essential for any student navigating the complexities of the modern world. This course traces the remarkable journey of the church from its humble beginnings in Jerusalem to its expansion across the Roman Empire and beyond. As a homeschool educator, you will guide your student through the Apostolic Age, exploring how the early church maintained unity despite vast distances and intense Roman persecution. We will examine the courage of the martyrs and the intellectual rigor of the early apologists, while also demystifying the process of how the biblical canon was formed. By establishing this historical foundation, your 6th to 10th-grade students will gain a deeper appreciation for the reliability of the Scriptures and the resilience of those who first carried the Gospel.</p>

<p>Moving beyond the early foundations, the curriculum delves into the pivotal era of the Imperial Church, where the legalization of Christianity under Constantine brought both new opportunities and significant theological challenges. You will explore the great ecumenical councils, such as Nicaea, and learn to explain complex doctrines like the Trinity in ways that resonate with middle and high schoolers. The journey continues through the Middle Ages, highlighting the vital role of monasticism in preserving the Word and the tragic rift of the Great Schism. Finally, the course culminates in the transformative period of the Protestant Reformation. From the bold protests of Martin Luther to the systematic theology of John Calvin and the unique origins of the English Reformation, your student will see how the cry of Sola Scriptura reshaped the world. This historical narrative is designed not just for academic mastery, but to provide actionable lessons that help modern teenagers draw strength from the "great cloud of witnesses" as they face their own cultural pressures today.</p>
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