9-Church History: Middle Ages, pt2 (Schisms, Scholars, Soldier)

We may not agreed with all that Anselm, Archbishop of Canterbury, taught but we're tied at the hip with his Gospel affirmation that sinners are saved, not on the basis of their deeds, but because of God's mercy given through Christ. He exclaimed, "Look, O Lord, upon the face of Your Anointed, who became obedient to You even unto death, and let not the scars of His wounds be hidden from Your eyes forever, that You may remember how great a satisfaction for our sins You have received from Him. Would, O Lord, that You would put in the balance the sins by which we have deserved Your wrath, and the sufferings which Your innocent Son endured for Us! Truly, O Lord, His sufferings will appear heavier and more worthy, that through them You should pour out Your mercies upon us, than our sins, that through them You should restrain Your compassion in anger." In Bible study we'll be looking at early church schisms, the crusades, and a few more church leaders. Join us for "Church History ,pt9".