The Reformation, Preaching, and What is Needed Today
Josh Buice
October 31, 2017
Five centuries ago, an unknown Augustinian monk named Martin Luther rocked the world with his Reformation theology and preaching. What
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The Protestant Reformation and Biblical Counseling
Heath Lambert
October 31, 2017
On the 500th Anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, I am profoundly thankful for the many efforts to commemorate the theological
Sola Scriptura: The Heart of the Reformation
Nate Pickowicz
October 31, 2017
Within a year of posting his Ninety-Five Theses, Martin Luther was summoned to appear before Cardinal Cajetan to be examined
Sola Fide: Trusting in the One Who Saves
Grant Castleberry
October 31, 2017
Critical to the Reformation was the recovery of the great doctrine of justification by faith. Martin Luther believed this doctrine
Does the Reformation Still Matter?
Stephen Nichols
October 31, 2017
The things that matter most to us all center on the Gospel. The Church simply can’t afford to forget the
Trusting God When Trials Hit
Chris Poblete
October 30, 2017
Let’s face it: we know how difficult trials can be. We often lay wounded and troubled in the trenches of
The Five Solas: Faith Alone
David Dunham
October 28, 2017
It has been called the “main hinge upon which religion turns” (Calvin, Institutes of the Christian Religion. 3.11.1). The doctrine
Please Stop Saying — “God Told Me”
Josh Buice
October 28, 2017
It happened again recently. I was listening to a sermon online, and the preacher said, “God told me.” Apparently, everyone