Luther at 500

Volume 7, Issue 1, 2017

The year 2017 marks the 500^th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. The reformer who ignited this Reformation was none other than Martin Luther. But who was Luther, why was his understanding of God’s grace so radically different than Rome’s, and what was his contribution to the Reformation as a whole? These are the type of questions this new issue of Credo Magazine, “Luther at 500,” aims to answer as we turn our attention not only to Luther’s life but to Luther’s doctrine.

By God’s grace

Rome and Luther on salvation

By Timo Laato

The Priesthood of All Believers

Ministry to Match the Message of the Gospel

By Chase R. Kuhn

Benefitting From Luther’s Small Catechism

By Daniel Hyde

A Brief Sketch of the Life of Martin Luther

By Anthony T. Selvaggio

Martin Luther and the Doctrine of Vocation

A Matter of Discipleship

By Derek J. Brown

How the Bible started Luther’s revolution

By Brandon D. Smith

Columns

Resources for Teaching Children about the Reformation

By Timothy Raymond

Can young minds learn about Luther?

The value of Carr’s biography for children

By Samuel Davis

Interviews & more

Solus Christus

Stephen J. Wellum

You have spent much of your life studying the person and work of Christ. There are, of course, many doctrines of the faith you could have devoted yourself to, so what drew you to Christology?…