E.H. Broadbent discusses the gradual attack of the Roman Empire on the churches, leading to the martyrdom of key Apostles like Peter and Paul. The destruction of Jerusalem in A.D. 70 highlighted the l

E. H. Broadbent, in 'The Pilgrim Church', provides an account of the continuation of churches practicing the principles taught in the New Testament through succeeding centuries. The history of the Chu

E.H. Broadbent emphasizes the significance of the New Testament as the worthy completion of the Old Testament, enriching and fulfilling the Law and the Prophets. He highlights that the New Testament p

E.H. Broadbent preaches about the historical devastation and persecution faced by the brethren in Languedoc, Provence, and the Alpine valleys, such as the Albigenses, Waldenses, and Poor Men of Lyons,

E.H. Broadbent preaches about the historical events surrounding the Fall of Rome, the teachings of Augustine and the controversies he faced, the rise of false doctrines like Pelagianism and Sacerdotal

E.H. Broadbent preaches about the historical conflict between the Roman Church clergy and ordinary believers who emphasized holiness and renewal by the Holy Spirit, breaking down the clergy-laity dist

Persecution by Theodora: Theodora ordered systematic slaughter, beheading, burning, and drowning of believers, resulting in the death of 100,000 persons between 842 and 867. Despite the persecution, t

E.H. Broadbent preaches about the early Christian movements, focusing on the teachings of Pierre de Brueys and Henri of Cluny who emphasized returning to the Scriptures and rejecting certain practices

E.H. Broadbent preaches about the early Christians' distinct way of life, living as citizens of heaven while obeying earthly laws, enduring suffering and persecution for their faith in God. The Epistl

Walther of Cologne, Meister Eckart, and Johannes Tauler were influential figures in the 14th century, facing persecution for their teachings and beliefs. Tauler, in particular, stood firm in his faith