January 15, 2026

Sola Fide: The Heart of the Gospel — Why Faith Alone Still Matters in a Confused Age Faith Plus What? The Quiet Return of Works Righteousness By Dave Jenkins For many Christians, the phrase “faith alone” feels like a settled issue. The Reformation happened centuries ago, and we assume the Church has moved beyond the

Is Faith a Work? Clearing Up Confusion Around Justification Author: Dave JenkinsIssue: Sola Fide: The Heart of the Gospel: Why Faith Alone Still Matters in a Confused Age Introduction Few doctrines are more central to the Christian faith and more frequently misunderstood than justification by faith alone. When the Reformers proclaimed Sola Fide, they meant

By Faith Alone: The Heart of the Reformation Gospel Author: Dave JenkinsSeries: Theology for Life — Sola Fide: The Heart of the Gospel: Why Faith Alone Still Matters in a Confused Age Introduction When Martin Luther nailed his Ninety-Five Theses to the Wittenberg Church door in 1517, he didn’t invent a new idea he rediscovered

Theology for Life — Issue Theme: Sola Fide: The Heart of the Gospel — Why Faith Alone Still Matters in a Confused Age Sola Fide: The Heart of the Gospel: Why Faith Alone Still Matters in a Confused Age Justification by Faith: A Theological Examination By Drew von Neida Theology and doctrine are often viewed

What Is Sola Fide? A Reformed Confessional Definition By: Dave Jenkins Issue: Sola Fide: The Heart of the Gospel — Why Faith Alone Still Matters in a Confused Age Category: Reformed Theology / Justification Introduction: The Article on Which the Church Stands or Falls Few doctrines define the Protestant Reformation, and indeed the gospel itself,