Contains 36 lectures; 30 minutes per lecture.

Prophets of reform before Protestantism --; Luther and the dawn of Protestantism --; Zwingli, Calvin, and the reformed tradition --; The Anabaptist radicals --; The Catholic reformation --; The church militant in the Spanish Empire --; War and witchcraft in the Holy Roman Empire --; Puritans, kings, and theology in practice --; Religious dissent and the English Civil War --; Eastern Orthodoxy: from Byzantium to Russia --; Christians under Muslim rule --; The church and the scientific revolution --; The enlightenment quest for reasonable faith --; Pietist revival in Europe --; The first great awakening --; Religion and revolution in the 18th Century --; The second great awakening --; The Mormons: a true American faith --; Slave religion in the Americas --; Christian missions and moral reform --; The church's encounter with modern learning --; The social gospel --; Fundamentalism and Pentecostalism --; Apocalyptic faith in the 1800s and beyond --; The church and the Russian Revolution --; The rival gods of the cold war --; Rebellion and reform in Latin America --; Vatican II and global renewal --; Secularism and the death of God --; The gospel and global civil rights --; Culture wars and the Christian right --; Liberation theologies in Latin America --; Prophetic religion in modern Africa --; Chinese Christianity: missionaries to Mao --; Revival and repression in Korea --; The challenge of 21st-Century Christianity.