Reformation Overview
Causes of the Reformation (1) Reformation Reminders (6) Reformation Story (1) Reformation Wall (1) Who What When Where Why and How (6)
A Unique Providence
The Protestant Reformation was not merely a social movement, but a distinctive work of divine providence that recovered the gospel and changed the world.
Reformation Overview
An overview of the Protestant Reformation as the vastest convergence of divine grace in nearly two thousand years of church history.
The Protestant Reformation
An introduction to the Protestant Reformation as God’s work of restoring the gospel, Scripture, worship, and the church to their biblical foundations.
Causes of the Reformation
The Gutenberg Press
How Gutenberg’s printing press became a providential instrument for spreading Scripture, literacy, and the ideas of the Protestant Reformation.
Reformation Reminders
Glory
A Reformation reminder that the chief end of God in the gospel is the praise of His own glory.
God
A Reformation reminder that saving faith trusts in God and His righteousness rather than human merit.
Good
A Reformation reminder that Jesus Christ Himself is the good at the heart of the good news.
Gospel
A Reformation reminder that Scripture alone authoritatively reveals the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Grace
A Reformation reminder that redemption is entirely the free gift of God's sovereign grace.
Reformation Reminders
Five concise Reformation reminders centered on the gospel, God, grace, Christ as the good news, and God's glory.
Reformation Story
The Story
A survey of the Protestant Reformation within the larger history of Christ's church, with a guided path through its people, events, theology, and legacy.
Reformation Wall
Reformation Wall
An interactive presentation and visitor reference for Geneva's Reformation Wall, commemorating leading figures and events of the Protestant Reformation.
Who What When Where Why and How
How?
How the Reformation came about, not by the genius of man but by the grace of God.
What?
What the Reformation was: the largest gospel revival in the history of the church.
When?
When the Reformation occurred, from 1517 to about 1560, and the events that marked its course.
Where?
Explore 30 major Reformation events in chronological and geographical context, from Erasmus's Greek New Testament to the Second Helvetic Confession.
Who?
Who brought about the Reformation: the men and women God raised up, and the God who raised them.
Why?
Why the Reformation happened: the religious, intellectual, political, social, and economic causes.
