The 3-minute video of this post provides a clear and simple understanding of the differences between the gospels of the Roman Catholic Church and the Protestant Church. The distinction has to do with Bible doctrines
Category: Martin Luther
Q & A Panel on The Protestant Reformation – Ligonier Ministries
The following 32-minute video is a Q & A panel on the Protestant Reformation, held at Ligonier Ministries. From left to right, the panel consists of Pastors Stephen Nichols; Sinclair Ferguson; Derrick Thomas; Burk Parsons and R C Sproul. [The video is from 2018]. Sermon highlight points are included. Also there are links to the movie, LUTHER; and to R C Sproul’s study series on Justification by Faith Alone, which actually emerged as the core issue of the reformation. It is a 15 lecture series, the lecture titles are listed
What Were Martin Luther’s 95 Theses?
This post contains an article on Martin Luther’s 95 theses and those theses, from GotQuestions.org. Reformation day is October 31, if you are protestant, you may know more about what started the protestant movement by spending a few moments reading this post; if you are Roman Catholic, you can discover that the same unbiblical practices that kicked off the Protestant Reformation are still practiced by the RCC. Please read through the Bible and discover that Luther’s points are in line with scripture and the practices of the Roman church are not
Remembering The Reformation – Mike Gendron
Why Was the Reformation Necessary?
As the Reformers were abiding in God’s Word, they realized the Roman Catholic Church was under divine condemnation for preaching a distorted Gospel (Galatians 1:6-9). Catholicism was (and still is) distorting God’s Gospel of grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone. They distorted the Gospel by adding requirements for salvation including sacraments, good works, keeping the law, purgatory and indulgences. This corruption of the Gospel continues to lead Catholics down the wide road to destruction (Mat. 7:13). As God opened the eyes of the Reformers to see the light of the Gospel and the glory of Christ, they began proclaiming it and calling Catholics to repentance.
Abstain From Fleshly Lusts Which War Against The Soul: Martin Luther
The following sermonette, emphasizes that the Christian will always have sins with which to contend. There will never be rest until glorification; also, that as