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Scotland’s Forgotten Reformation
You’ve heard of the Scottish Reformation of 1560, but what was the Second Reformation? This video documents a powerful movement that would take the Church in Scotland to a more extensive reformation according to God’s Word.
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We hope you find that this web video series enriches your understanding of what God has done for His Church in the past and can yet do. We pray that you will find the companion Bible Study for the series both challenging and inspiring and that it will help you grow in understanding of how to apply Scripture.
Scotland’s Forgotten Revival
Episode two – 11 mins
Scotland’s Forgotten Suffering
Episode three – 20 mins
Scotland’s Forgotten Foundations
Episode Four – 22 mins
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