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The Unexpected Food That Sparked a Reformation
In Germany, Martin Luther had no idea that nailing his 95 Theses to the door of Wittenburg’s Castle Church would trigger the Protestant Reformation. In Switzerland, sausage would spark the Protestant Reformation.
4 Ways to Make the Reformation Personal
500 years ago, on October 31, 1517, Martin Luther posted a “blog” to the door of a local church. But are his rebellious writings still relevant?
What Is Reformation Day and How Can Christians Remember It? - The Crosswalk Devotional - October 31
Some may wonder what Reformation Day is all about and why it is considered such a big deal in Church history.
10 Things You Should Know about the Reformation
Catholicism's focus was on becoming right with God through the sacraments or monastic life, but the Reformers preached that being right with God is a gift.
The Southern Baptist Reformation—A First-Hand Account
The American denominational landscape has experienced significant shifts in recent times, but one major story stands out among them all—the massive redirection of the Southern Baptist Convention. America’s largest evangelical denomination, the...
Competing Christianities--Matthew Fox and A New Reformation
The conventional wisdom reminds us that a man is often known by his enemies. The same is true for Christianity and, through centuries of heresy, schism, and apostasy, Christianity has collected a good number of enemies. Now comes Matthew Fox, a...
The Reformation Turns 500: How Luther Shaped Our World
On this day in 1517—at least according to tradition—a German monk-turned-Bible-professor nailed a list of debate topics to a church door, altering the course of history.
6 Things to Know About the New Apostolic Reformation
I want to share with you a simple principle that will help you. This will help you whether you believe the gifts of the Holy Spirit as listed in 1 Corinthians 12 are in operation today or if you think they are not. The Holy Spirit always moves in...
How Did the Protestant Reformation Phrase Sola Gratia Change Christianity?
What does a sixteenth-century phrase like sola gratia have to do with modern Christians? More than you would think.
Understanding “Evangelical” Part One: The Reformation and 18th Century Revivals
The word itself comes from the Greek word euangelion, which is used in the New Testament to represent the “gospel,” or “good news” of the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. “Evangelical” was not a self-conscious term that the Church of the first...
Here We Stand: Commemorating the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation
The churches of the Reformation understand that a true church is always reformed by the Word of God.
Day by Day - Dec. 25, 2008
Day by Day - Nov. 3, 2008
Day by Day - Feb. 12, 2010
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"Might Be A Bad Day"
When James “Jimmy” Epting became president of North Greenville College in 1991, enrollment at the two-year college had dropped to 329 students and the school’s finances were on shaky ground. There was even fear the school would have to close for...
The World Observes 'Malala Day'
Jesus is extending God's rule and glory on earth as we speak, and would like to use your life to advance his Kingdom. But first he asks for your permission.
The National Day of Prayer: Have We Again Forgotten God?
"We have grown in numbers, wealth and power, as no other nation has ever grown. But we have forgotten God.” - Abraham Lincoln
On This Day C.S. Lewis Delivers Final Broadcast That Became Mere Christianity
On April 4, 1945, C.S. Lewis delivered the final BBC broadcast that would become the heart of Mere Christianity, one of the most impactful Christian books of the twentieth century. His incredible blend of intellectual depth, personal devotion, and...
Honor Your Need for Both Work and Rest This Labor Day
As we come to celebrate another Labor Day, let's step back for a moment and consider what Scripture has to say about the rhythm of work and rest.