When we celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, we are celebrating nothing less than God’s work in reawakening the church to the central truths of the gospel. The central truths of the Reformation must still be defended and taught in our churches. The modern age needs these truths just as urgently as the church did in 1517.
The Reformation at 500
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The Righteous Shall Live by Faith: Why the Reformation Matters
R. Albert Mohler preaches at Here We Stand, a conference celebrating the Protestant Reformation at 500. Whenever the gospel of Jesus Christ is preached, we can be sure that the Reformation has not failed.
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Was the Reformation Necessary? The Solas and the Division of Christendom
Mark Dever preaches at Here We Stand. In the Reformation, the very gospel of Jesus Christ was at stake.
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The Roman Catholic Church, Then and Now: The Solas and the Continuing Conflict
Gregg R. Allison teaches at Here We Stand, explaining the gospel of Jesus Christ is hope for all men, including Catholics.
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Was the Reformation Successful? The Solas and the Church Today
Stephen Nichols teaches at the Here We Stand conference, explaining how Luther's theological legacy is still informing the church of Christ.
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The Reformation and Preaching: The Solas and the Task of Preaching
Steven Lawson teaches at the Here We Stand conference on the Reformation legacy of preaching: "The Reformation was dependent on men with a fire in their hearts and a Bible in their hands declaring the Word of God."
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Is the Reformation Over? The Solas and the Work that Remains
J. Ligon Duncan teaches at the Here We Stand conference on the necessary work of continuing the Reformation. "I'm not worried about being on the wrong side of history. I'm worried about being on the wrong side of God."
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We are Beggars, It is True: The Solas and the Hope that Endures
Derek Thomas closes the Here We Stand conference by preaching on the hope of the Reformers and every disciple of Christ.
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Here We Stand
Eight ways the Protestant Reformation continues to shape evangelicalism — and Southern Seminary
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Questions you’ve always wanted to ask about the Reformers
Luther did not set out to start a new movement what he saw was that the church needed to be reformed not only in its morals, but also in its doctrine.
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Are the Five Solas Biblical?
Since the solas are true to Scripture, all Christians in every generation ought to remember, embrace, and proclaim them
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8 reasons pastors need the Reformation
Praise God that it pleased him to work through ordinary men like Luther and Calvin to unleash afresh an extraordinary gospel to work in all its grace-driven power in my life and in the lives of countless millions of other believers and pastors through the century.
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Abandon the Reformation, abandon the gospel
Does Reformation theology matter today? Absolutely. It is tempting to think of the Reformation as a mere political or social movement. In reality, however, the Reformation was a fight over the gospel itself.
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Luther’s timely discovery of a merciful God
Church history professor Michael A.G. Haykin takes you to a critical moment for Christianity. For a German monk, it was decades of spiritual struggle in the making.
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How the Reformation recovered the Great Commission
The Reformers didn't just recapture the true gospel, they caught a vision to spread it to the ends of the earth.
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The Reformation Isn’t Over
Despite claims to the contrary, critical doctrines central to the Protestant Reformation continue to set it apart from the Catholic Church.