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On October 31, 1517 an obscure monk named Martin Luther, desiring to spark theological discussion over the medieval practice of selling indulgences, nailed his 95 Theses on the door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg, Germany. After that day,...

On this Reformation Day 2008 we pause to give thanks to God for Martin Luther who nailed his 95 Theses on the door of the church in Wittenberg 491 years ago today.

Martin Luther is said to have posted his Ninety-Five Theses to the door of All Saints’ Church (also called Castle Church) on October 31, 1517.

Whatever one thinks of the Reformation, shouldn't it be clear that the problems in our current context are just as bad or maybe even worse?

Do you know what today is? Sure you do. So let’s talk about Felix Mendelsson’s Fifth Symphony. Say what?

Halloween may be commonly celebrated on October 31, but Reformation Day is an important day to remember and celebrate the history of Protestantism. Christians can take time to reflect on the impact of Luther’s 95 theses, which are defining marks...

Usually, when October 31st is mentioned, most people think of Halloween, even many Christians, not realizing how this is a historic date in Church history and a day believers in Jesus Christ have much reason to celebrate. So what is Reformation...

There’s a curious connection between Halloween and Reformation Day, and it’s more than just proximity on the calendar.

Though we live in a tumultuous time, so did Luther. It didn’t stop him from seeking Christ first and putting God at the center. Now is our time. We’ve been set in this generation, purposefully, to proverbially nail our own declaration of faith to...

Reformation Day marks a historic event for Protestant Christians: the day that Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to a church door in Wittenburg.However, there was a lot more to the Reformation than just one day's events. There was Luther's...

Reformation Day and Halloween are celebrated on the same day, October 31st. “Reformation Day celebrates Martin Luther’s nailing his ninety-five theses to the church door at Wittenberg, Germany on October 31, 1517.” Meanwhile, Halloween is the...

Taking a moment to quiet our hearts and draw near to God on Reformation Day. Here are a few prayer points to help us focus on gratitude, humility, and spiritual renewal.

Lutheran and Catholic leaders joined together Monday to sign a joint declaration to signify the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation.

Reformation Day is a Protestant holiday that celebrates the Reformation movement begun by Martin Luther in the 16th century.

One man, Martin Luther, stood alone against an empire. His motivation was spiritual, but the outcome of his conviction was spiritual and political, leaving a global legacy 500 years later and celebrated this October 31st.Unbeknownst to even...

We all know the holiday of Halloween. In recent years, it’s grown in popularity as an American holiday, second only to Christmas. When it comes to spending, it ranks third after Christmas and Easter. But have you ever heard of Reformation Day? Few...

One man, Martin Luther, stood alone against an empire.

This year celebrates the 500th anniversary since a towering scholar and persistent monk known as Martin Luther published his 95 theses against the Catholic Church, thus paving a way for the Protestant Reformation.

In Rome, Martin saw with his own eyes the end result of all the money being made by the church and the sale of indulgences and the exhibition of relics. He also had read the Bible and never found any passage proving that one could purchase...