Reformation

The Reformation: A Return to Scripture

by | October 30, 2017 | Reformation, Featured | 0 Comments

How can believers follow a God who's invisible? How do we know what He is like, what He desires, and what He requires of us? We can only know about Him since He has revealed Himself to us, but where or how has He done so? This was a major debate during the Reformation...
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The Central Figure in the Protestant Reformation: An Essay on its 500th Anniversary

by | October 27, 2017 | Reformation, Featured | 0 Comments

The Central Figure in the Reformation There will be many special services throughout the worldwide Christian Church remembering the spiritual revival in the life of a priest and theology professor from Wittenberg. In our own town, for the remembrance of the 500th...
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The Five Solas: Grace Alone

by | October 25, 2017 | Reformation, Featured | 0 Comments

“The language of grace so permeates the Bible and all traditions of Christian theology, ” says Carl Trueman, “that to claim that salvation is by grace alone is, in itself, to claim very little at all” (Grace Alone, 17). Everybody loves grace. We name our churches,...
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