In Session 1, "Civilization without Slaves," you will learn how Christian ideas in the Middle Ages began to influence every part of society.

In Session 2, "The Quest for Political Freedom," you will learn of historically significant events of the Christian church such as the rebuking of Theodosius and the Magna Carta.

In Session 3, "The Myth of the Dark Ages," you will learn why the Dark Ages were not what they now seem and how Christianity played a key role in moving medieval Europe forward.

In Session 4, "Pilgrims' Progress," you will learn of the many biblical influences of early America, the Declaration of Independence, and the system of checks and balances in the U.S.

In Session 5, "The Abolitionists," you will learn about the key players in the fight against slavery and the beliefs that underscored their passion for freedom.

In Session 6, "Tale of Two Revolutions," you will learn the outcomes of a world that wants nothing to do with God and look at the U.S. today as compared to its Christian roots.

In Session 7, "Relativism vs. Religion," you will learn why moral relativism in and of itself does not work and humanity without God can do some good, but it will never lead to widespread freedom.