Denominations & Church History

Longest-reigning popes show lasting impact comes from steady, faithful service, shaping the Church across decades of challenges.

Strong female Catholic saints showed holy courage through faith, sacrifice, and love—leaving a legacy that still inspires today.

Eastern Orthodoxy is an ancient Christian faith rooted in worship, tradition, and the living presence of Jesus Christ in the Church.

Church history reveals God’s faithfulness and the Church’s struggles—from 33 AD to today, the gospel endures through revival, division, and grace.

Pope John XII’s brief, scandalous reign at a young age warns us about the need for integrity and spiritual accountability in leadership.

The printing press spread the Bible widely, fueling the Reformation and making God’s Word accessible to people in their own language.

The biggest Catholic churches in the world reflect faith, history, and worship through their awe-inspiring sacred architecture.

The Reformation, sparked by corruption and a monk’s protest, reshaped Christian history and still impacts the Church today.

Christianity reshaped the West—infusing it with ideas of human dignity, mercy, and moral order, leaving a legacy still felt even in today’s secular age.

Reformed churches believe in God’s sovereignty, salvation by grace through faith, and the authority of Scripture in all of life.