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31 Oct

The Eye of Faith

October 11, 2024
By Guest Author

One of Luther’s central insights at the Reformation was the nature and importance of faith. For him, faith is famously that which justifies, which makes us right with God. This is not because of any intrinsic virtue faith itself possesses....

27 Oct

Devotional Thoughts

Gospel-Centered Audacity

October 11, 2024
By Chris Anderson
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John Huss is one of my heroes. He was a faithful preacher who lived in Bohemia—what we know as the Czech Republic. His hometown of Prague is a magnificent place. I treasure the time I spent wandering through the old...

25 Oct

Devotional Thoughts, Guest Post

Christ Crucified

October 11, 2024
By Guest Author
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The nature and purpose of preaching is something which should concern all Christians. If we attend Protestant churches, then the sermon stands at the very center of our worship service. While everything that happens in the worship service is important,...

06 Oct

Devotional Thoughts

Gutenberg and Luther

October 28, 2024
By Chris Anderson

At the end of October, Protestants around the world give thanks to God for the Reformation, the sixteenth-century movement which reclaimed the glorious doctrine of salvation by grace from the obscuring veils of Roman traditions. On October 31, 1517, Martin Luther...

29 Sep

Guest Post

Reformation Music: A Late-Comer’s Guide

October 28, 2024
By Paul Keew

So you have just over a month before Reformation Sunday 500, and you're wondering how you can help your church make the most of it. Perhaps you weren’t able to plan ahead, so now you feel like you’re scrambling. I can...

27 Sep

Announcements

Reformation Hymn Backstory

October 28, 2024
By Chris Anderson

“How did you come to work with Bob Kauflin?” I’ve heard that question a lot in the last 6-7 months. The short answer is, I asked. The longer answer covers about a decade. Let me share it with you.I’ve appreciated Bob...

23 Sep

Devotional Thoughts

Rediscoveries of the Reformation

October 28, 2024
By Chris Anderson

The year was 1977. The man was Manolis Andronikos. He was a Greek archeologist, and he discovered a priceless treasure in the town of Vergina, in northern Greece. Andronikos and his team unearthed a burial ground of ancient Greek kings,...

Tag Archives: Reformation

The Eye of Faith

Gospel-Centered Audacity

Christ Crucified

Gutenberg and Luther

Reformation Music: A Late-Comer’s Guide

Reformation Hymn Backstory

Rediscoveries of the Reformation