Rekindling the Reformation

During the Protestant Reformation, millions of faithful Christians died defending Bible truths, making freedom of religion possible. The reformers restored many of the Bible doctrines which had been lost, such as the identity of the Antichrist and salvation by grace alone. Their sacrifice succeeded in subduing an empire and making freedom of religion and thought possible. But their success was short-lived and Protestant Reformation results have now been lost.

This series is a call to rekindle the principles of the Reformation and to re-examine the fundamental truths upon which reformers stood. What were the pivotal issues and how do they relate to the present day? Professor Walter J. Veith clarifies the disputes that led to the horrific and bloody persecutions of the Dark Ages in this study of the Protestant Reformation.

Through the centuries since the Protestant Reformation, we have lost the beliefs the reformers stood for. We have allowed God’s truth to be mixed with error. Today, we reap the repercussions of our lethargic neglect. The Roman Empire’s wound is healed, and politicians and heads of state follow papal Rome without reluctance.

Find out why we will have to fight the battle of the Reformation all over again. Will you know the issues and understand the enemies’ tactics enough to resist error? This series will equip you.