Archive for October 2013
Reformation Book Recommendations-part 3 (Matthew Barrett)
So you’ve read some secondary sources and you are itching to read the Reformers themselves. Where should you begin? Who should you read? Here are some of my recommendations to…
Read More‘Sola Scriptura’ Radicalized and Abandoned (Matthew Barrett)
[Editor’s note: This article was first published at The Gospel Coalition.] Reformation Day reminds us of Luther’s monumental decision to post his 95 theses to the church door at Wittenberg…
Read MoreMy Favorite Introduction to the Reformation (Timothy Raymond)
Happy Reformation week! Since we’re commending books on the Reformation, I thought I’d point our readers to my favorite introduction. Kirsten Birkett’s overview, The Essence of the Reformation is concise,…
Read MoreReformation Book Recommendations-part 2 (Matthew Barrett)
Yesterday I began this series by recommending a handful of books on the Reformation for the beginner. Today I want to recommend a bunch for those looking to go deeper.…
Read MoreTimothy George on Luther and Calvin
In the following two messages Timothy George takes us back in time to the sixteenth century Reformation. The first message, “Captive to the Word of God,” draws our attention to…
Read MoreReformation Book Recommendations-part 1 (Matthew Barrett)
The next three days I will be taking advantage of Reformation week by highlighting books on the Reformation for both the beginner and the more advanced student. In today’s post…
Read MoreVideo Interview with Michael Haykin on Martin Luther
In celebration of Reformation Day we are pleased to post the following video interviews with Michael A.G. Haykin, professor of Church History and Biblical Spirituality at The Southern Baptist Theological…
Read MoreThe First Hymn-Book of Reformation Scotland
Editor’s note: This little-known article was first published by B.B. Warfield on May 17, 1905, in The Presbyterian (Vol. 75, No.20) and has never been re-published. Providing some insight into…
Read MoreReformation week!
This Thursday, October 31, is Reformation Day. Each year we look forward to this day as an opportunity to celebrate those fundamental truths of the Reformation. So, we will be…
Read MoreMartin Luther and the Reformation
In the following messages R. C. Sproul introduces us to Martin Luther and the events that led to the beginning of the Reformation.
Read MoreThomas Schreiner reviews Strange Fire
Over at The Gospel Coalition, Thomas Schreiner, Professor of New Testament at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, and contributor to Credo Magazine, gives his review of John MacArthur’s new book,…
Read MoreLuther’s 95 Theses
Read here the 95 theses Martin Luther nailed to the door of the castle church at Wittenberg 1517: Out of love for the truth and the desire to bring it…
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