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The God of real history
Why the places of Scripture are not backdrop — they are evidence of the claim that the gospel is the story of reality.
Michael Reeves
Ephesus — where the gospel was unleashed throughout Asia
Paul's school of Tyrannus, the riot of the silversmiths, Timothy's pastorate, John's final years.
Smyrna — a principal city vying for the title "First City of Asia"
Polycarp, the city's bishop and disciple of John, was burned at the stake here in 155 A.D.
Colossae — where the letter still speaks and the ground is still being opened
The 2025 excavation season recovered material evidence of the syncretistic practices Paul wrote against in Colossians 2.
Pergamum — the city of mythological mystery
Satan's throne, Antipas the faithful martyr, and the church that endured the fiercest opposition of any in Revelation.
Hierapolis — where the land itself illustrates the Word
Hot springs, the Plutonium, Papias the bishop who heard from John — and the geography that gave Christ's rebuke to Laodicea its force.
The importance of creeds
Albert Mohler · Nicea Conference
Why Nicea matters: the church before the creed
Ligon Duncan · Nicea Conference
God the Son: the divinity of Christ
Michael Reeves · Nicea Conference
God the Son: the humanity of Christ
Kevin DeYoung · Nicea Conference
Our future hope: and he shall come again with glory
Ken Mbugua · Nicea Conference
Creeds and catechisms at home
Folmar · Logsdon · Low · DeYoung · Nicea Conference
Why the church must know its own story
Albert Mohler
The confessing church and its geography
Ligon Duncan
The church that remembers
Jonathan Leeman
The God who acts: a biblical theology of place
Kevin DeYoung
Lament, place, and the pilgrim church
Mark Vroegop
Walking the apostles' roads: what Paul's journeys still teach
Jonathan Leeman
Standing in Corinth: what the ruins say to the reader
Rob Plummer
