The Reformation: Then and Now

October 31st, just a few days from now, marks the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation which began with Martin Luther nailing his 95 Theses to the church door in Wittenburg, Germany. At the time, even Luther himself could hardly have known what he was unleashing. Because of the Reformation, the Bible became widely available to individual members of the church, and the transforming power of the Word of God changed the world.

The Reformers rediscovered the truth that Jesus was not merely Lord over some sequestered spiritual realm, but over everything. So how does that affect your life?

Dr. D. James Kennedy gives us a crystal-clear picture of what the Reformation was chiefly about, and what it means to be a Protestant, in his message, “The Reformation: Then and Now.”