Reformation Scholar Ashley Null's Lectures on Thomas Cranmer & Contemporary Worship are Available

Please read this carefully and follow the directions so as not to be confused. You can find the links to the lectures here, BUT, and this is a very important but, the top lecture is not yet available and so what you see when you go immediately to the page is a big black screen with white writing saying “Lost Signal.” DO NOT LET THIS DISCOURAGE YOU. Look at the black bar directly underneath the words “Thomas Cranmer and Contemporary Anglican Worship with Ashley Null.” On the lefthand side of this bar you will see the word “Livestream,” and on the right you will see “login” and then further right you will see the word “join.” Immediately to the right of the word “join” you will see an arrow up sign with a toggle bar underneath. If you move this togglebar down the page you will begin to see links to six of Dr. Null’s lectures which are available as of this time. Below this description I will also post a link to the first of his lectures–KSH.


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One comment on “Reformation Scholar Ashley Null's Lectures on Thomas Cranmer & Contemporary Worship are Available

  1. RobSturdy says:

    Kendall,

    Thanks for highlighting these. I had no idea they required such a lengthy introduction to work properly! I do hope that your readers find the material useful. Perhaps if they check back from time to time they might even see a lecture from Dr. Harmon.

    Blessings,
    Rob