Our goal is to gather Christians in the community together to rejoice and celebrate this anniversary, to learn more about what God did, and to have edifying fellowship with fellow believers.
Doors open at 5:30 pm, dinner begins at 6:00 pm. Late arrivals welcome. This will be followed by short lectures on Reformation history and Reformation themed activities for children. We look forward to fellowshipping with you!
This year is the 500th anniversary of the Diet of Worms – where Luther stood on God’s word against Emperor Charles V. This week, we bring you the messages from our annual Reformation Day celebration.
We consider how God used the Pilgrims to change the world, and what we should learn from their example in modern times. From our 2020 Reformation Day Celebration.
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2019 is the 400th Anniversary of the Synod of Dort, an international assembly of representatives of Reformed Churches unlike any other in church history. In commemoration of this event, we hope that you enjoy these (mostly) unedited messages from a … Read More
Join us as at the Reformation Wall as we discuss the Protestant Reformation in Geneva and political leaders who were influenced by and were influential in the Reformation. Video by Discerning History.
Many Christians know the name of Martin Luther, but how much do you know about Philip Melanchthon? He was Luther’s collaborator, and his influence was very important in the Reformation. Video by Discerning History.
The exciting climax of Luther’s clash with the Catholics – he makes a bold stand on God’s Word at the Diet of Worms, then is kidnapped taken to Wartburg Castle! Video by Discerning History.
500 years ago, a German monk wrote some theses in a small city in German. Discover how that document changed the world! Video by Discerning History.
Learn about Martin Luther’s early life, how God prepared him to be an ideal figure to start the Reformation, and how He saved him from striving for righteousness through his works. Video by Discerning History.