Schedule

Few events have shaped the course of history as when Martin Luther nailed the Ninety-Five Theses to the door of the castle church in Wittenberg, Germany. But after nearly five hundred years, is the Reformation still important? In this session, Dr. Mohler will reflect upon the most significant contributions of the Protestant Reformation.

A Questions and Answers session with Drs. Albert Mohler and R.C. Sproul.

At Reformation Bible College, students are trained in biblical, theological, and worldview studies in order to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ with clarity, urgency, and passion—regardless of what profession they enter. To do that, they need biblical principles and examples to follow. In this convocation address, we will consider the role of heritage and heroes in developing Christian character.

John Wycliffe has been called "the Morning Star of the Reformation." Along with other luminaries such as John Hus, these earlier Reformers stood historically between the darkness of the medieval church and the light of the Reformation. In this session, Dr. Nichols will explain how God used these men as forerunners of the Reformation.

The Latin phrase post tenebras lux has long stood as a motto of the Reformation. Its stark but hopeful claim shines forth in bold relief in a culture engulfed by sin. By declaring "after darkness, light," the Reformers understood that only the light of the gospel can overcome the darkness of unbelief. In this session, Dr. Sproul Jr. will explore what the Reformers meant by this phrase and how it can inform our witness today.

A Questions and Answers session with Drs. Stephen Nichols, R.C. Sproul, and R.C. Sproul Jr.

In this session, Dr. Nichols will introduce the Ligonier Statement on Christology and explain why a biblical understanding of the person and work of Christ is the most pressing issue facing the church today and in the next generation.

Most people remember October 31, 1517, as the day Martin Luther nailed the Ninety-Five Theses. But what drove him to list a series of theological statements for public dispute? Why did he focus on the importance of repentance for the Christian life? What did he want to achieve? In this session, Dr. Sproul Jr. will consider what lessons can be learned from the life of Martin Luther on the eve of the Reformation.