Reformation

Douglas A. Crossman, “Why the Holiness Movement Died”

June 2, 2021 , Jon Gossman , Comment Closed

In the Spring of 1994 Dr. Keith Drury preached a courageous and widely reported sermon to the Christian Holiness Association called “The Holiness Movement is Dead.” Briefly summarized, his reasons for the decline of the…

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Vic Reasoner, “Reformation and Revival”

April 7, 2021 , Jon Gossman , Comment Closed

We may pray until we are blue in the face that God will bless our activities and put his approval on our machinery, but God cannot bless what is out of conformity to His Word.…

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Kevin RK Davis, “Wesley: Reformation of the Heart”

October 30, 2019 , Martin Glynn , Comment Closed

In recognition of the upcoming Reformation Day, here is Kevin RK Davis’s final post celebrating the Reformation. WESLEY: REFORMATION OF THE HEART

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Applied Truth, “A Critique of TULIP Usage in Reformed Theology”

October 16, 2019 , Martin Glynn , Comment Closed

A synopsis of the relationship between the simple acronym TULIP and the rich tradition of the Reformation. http://appliedtruth.org/theology/2019/9/30/a-critique-of-tulip-usage-in-reformed-theology?fbclid=IwAR28LDdqu63yt_svMTPQ0ZShbPLEJrRbRK8xcx35636vIh8tTRepVhfTrp4

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Video and Audio Formats of Kenneth Collins’ Sermon: “Roman Catholicism and Protestantism: What’s Still at Stake 500 Years After the Reformation”

November 28, 2017 , SEA , Comment Closed

Please click on the link to access Kenneth Collins’ Sermon: “Roman Catholicism and Protestantism: What’s Still at Stake 500 Years After the Reformation”. The message was given at the Chapel at Estes on Wednesday, November 1,…

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Fred Sanders, “Who Is Truly Catholic?” (A Book Review of Collins and Walls, Roman but Not Catholic)

November 15, 2017 , SEA , Comment Closed

Please click on the link to view Fred Sanders, “Who Is Truly Catholic?” (A Book Review of Kenneth Collins and Jerry Walls, Roman but Not Catholic: What Remains at Stake 500 Years after the Reformation).

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Matthew Pinson, “Why Arminians Should Celebrate Reformation 500”

October 31, 2017 , SEA , Comment Closed

Please click on the link to view Matthew Pinson, “Why Arminians Should Celebrate Reformation 500”.

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Video: Seven Minute Seminary: Larry Wood, “John Wesley’s Place in the Protestant Reformation”

October 30, 2017 , SEA , Comment Closed

The Protestant Reformation launched early in the 16th century, so how might an 18th century church leader named John Wesley fit into this picture? Watch this Seven Minute Seminary by Dr. Larry Wood to…

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Accepting/Rejecting Calvinism (Pt. 13: Calvinism, Church History, and Prevenient Grace)

August 29, 2017 , jordanjapo , Comment Closed

This is from a series of posts which was copied with permission from Jordan Apodaca’s blog, “Thoughts & Anti-Thoughts,” which can be accessed here: https://jordanapodaca.wordpress.com/ This particular post, which allows comments, can be accessed here: https://jordanapodaca.wordpress.com/2017/08/01/acceptingrejecting-calvinism-pt-13-calvinism-church-history-and-prevenient-grace/…

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Sebastian Castellio – An important theologian of the Reformation

June 13, 2017 , drwayman , Comment Closed

Sebastian Castellio is one of the great forgotten men of the Reformation. A brilliant scholar and thinker considered by many the greatest mind in Geneva, yet he was the only minister in Geneva during Calvin’s…

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Daniel LaLond Jr., “Chuck Swindoll: Rewriting the Reformation”

February 6, 2017 , SEA , Comment Closed

In his magnum opus, The Grace Awakening, Charles R. (Chuck) Swindoll presents himself as taking up “the torch of freedom” as brandished by protestant Reformers such as Martin Luther. In this he leads his readers…

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