Sola Scriptura
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.
Reformation Reminders
Five concise Reformation reminders centered on the gospel, God, grace, Christ as the good news, and God's glory.
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.
Scripture Unsilenced
Five hundred years after the first printed English New Testament (1526): William Tyndale’s consuming conviction, Bibles in bales, the Word before the congregation, the cost, the prayer answered, and our stewardship today.
Sola Scriptura
An explanation of sola Scriptura: the written Word of God is the church's supreme and sufficient authority for faith and life.
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.
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.
What?
What the Reformation was: the largest gospel revival in the history of the church.
