Welcome back to Rooted in the Reformation! Every Sunday this month, I’ve been walking through a piece of the Reformation story, and today we’ve arrived at Reformation Sunday, just days before Reformation Day on October 31. If you’re joining us now, you can catch up on week one, week two, and week three. We’ve coveredContinue reading “Five Little Words That Still Matter”
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Beyond Wittenberg: Four Voices You Should Know
Welcome back to Rooted in the Reformation! Every Sunday this month, I’m walking through a piece of the Reformation story as we head toward Reformation Day on October 31. Over the past two weeks, we looked at the world before Luther and then at the monk himself, and if you missed either one, you canContinue reading “Beyond Wittenberg: Four Voices You Should Know”
The Monk, the Theses, and the Door (Maybe)
Welcome back to Rooted in the Reformation! Every Sunday this month, I’m walking through a piece of the Reformation story as we head toward Reformation Day on October 31. If you missed last Sunday, we looked at what the church and the world looked like before Luther, and you can catch up here. Today, weContinue reading “The Monk, the Theses, and the Door (Maybe)”
Before the Hammer: What Was Happening Before 1517
Welcome to Rooted in the Reformation October is my favorite month, and no, it has nothing to do with pumpkin spice. October 31 is Reformation Day, and I get a little giddy about it. So this year, I’m doing something about it. Every Sunday this month, I’m going to walk through a piece of theContinue reading “Before the Hammer: What Was Happening Before 1517”
What I Used to Laugh Off: Sanctification and What We Let In
Sanctification has a way of quietly changing what we enjoy. The things we did and said before the Lord softened our hearts toward Him slowly lose their appeal. Here’s how that happened for me, and a gentle challenge for you. There I Lay I can picture it clearly. Me, stretched out on the couch, remoteContinue reading “What I Used to Laugh Off: Sanctification and What We Let In”