Sola Fide
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.
Faith and Assurance Comparison
Table RCC17: Roman Catholic teaching on assurance of salvation, perseverance, and faith compared with Scripture, drawn from the Catechism and the Council of Trent.
Faith and Assurance Comparison
Table RCC17: Roman Catholic teaching on assurance of salvation, perseverance, and faith compared with Scripture, drawn from the Catechism and the Council of Trent.
Faith and Works
What Scripture means by works, and why Rome insists that good works merit grace and eternal life in addition to faith, set against Ephesians 2:8-9, Psalm 49:7-8, Romans 3:24 and 11:6, and the five solas of the Reformation.
Faith and Works
What Scripture means by works, and why Rome insists that good works merit grace and eternal life in addition to faith, set against Ephesians 2:8-9, Psalm 49:7-8, Romans 3:24 and 11:6, and the five solas of the Reformation.
From Catholicism to Christ
A guide for Christians seeking to speak with Roman Catholic family and friends with care, patience, and a clear grasp of the gospel.
From Catholicism to Christ
A guide for Christians seeking to speak with Roman Catholic family and friends with care, patience, and a clear grasp of the gospel.
Gospel
A Reformation reminder that Scripture alone authoritatively reveals the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Justification
Why justification by grace alone through faith alone was the heart of the Reformation and the answer to humanity’s need for righteousness before God.
Legacy of the Reformation
A summary of the Reformation’s enduring recovery of Scripture, the gospel, justification by faith, pure worship, and the centrality of Christ.
Martin Luther
A biography of Martin Luther (1483–1546): the troubled monk of Erfurt, the gate of paradise in Romans 1:17, the Ninety-Five Theses, Leipzig, Worms, the Wartburg and the German Bible, Katie and the hymns, and the gospel of justification by faith alone.
Reformation Overview
An overview of the Protestant Reformation as the vastest convergence of divine grace in nearly two thousand years of church history.
Roman Catholic Salvation
The collision between Rome's sacramental way of salvation and the gospel of justification by faith alone, in the words of the Catechism, the Council of Trent, and the Reformers.
Roman Catholic Salvation
The collision between Rome's sacramental way of salvation and the gospel of justification by faith alone, in the words of the Catechism, the Council of Trent, and the Reformers.
Roman Catholic Views on Solas
How the five solas of the Reformation answer Roman Catholic teaching on salvation and authority.
Roman Catholic Views on Solas
How the five solas of the Reformation answer Roman Catholic teaching on salvation and authority.
Rome and the Reformation at a Glance
Charts RCC6 to RCC10: the ten agreements and two fault lines, two axioms behind Roman Catholic doctrine, the shared heritage, the two doors into justification, and the merit equation.
Rome and the Reformation at a Glance
Charts RCC6 to RCC10: the ten agreements and two fault lines, two axioms behind Roman Catholic doctrine, the shared heritage, the two doors into justification, and the merit equation.
Rome’s View of the Church’s Role
How Rome's claims for the Church's role in justification, grace, and authority divided Rome from the Reformation churches, set beside what Scripture teaches.
Rome’s View of the Church’s Role
How Rome's claims for the Church's role in justification, grace, and authority divided Rome from the Reformation churches, set beside what Scripture teaches.
Sola Fide
An explanation of sola fide: God justifies sinners through faith alone in Christ, apart from works or personal merit.
The Anathemas of Trent
The thirty-three canons on justification decreed by the Council of Trent in its sixth session, January 13, 1547, each ending with anathema sit, in the 1851 translation of Theodore Alois Buckley.
The Anathemas of Trent
The thirty-three canons on justification decreed by the Council of Trent in its sixth session, January 13, 1547, each ending with anathema sit, in the 1851 translation of Theodore Alois Buckley.
The Five ‘Solas’
An introduction to the five solas as concise summaries of the Reformation gospel: Scripture alone, grace alone, faith alone, Christ alone, and glory to God alone.
The Gospel
The Reformation as God’s gospel recovery mission.
The Way of Salvation According to the Roman Catholic Church
The way of salvation as taught by Rome and by the Reformers, set side by side.
The Way of Salvation According to the Roman Catholic Church
The way of salvation as taught by Rome and by the Reformers, set side by side.
Union with Christ
How union with Christ joins justification and sanctification as the double grace received by faith through the Holy Spirit.
What?
What the Reformation was: the largest gospel revival in the history of the church.
