Martin Luther (Part 2) by John Gerstner

Melancthon and Lutheran Slippage by John Gerstner

Monastery & Rome Crisis by R.C. Sproul

The word “holy” gets bandied about often in contemporary culture. Some apply the term to archaic or sacred ideas or items from past civilizations, while others combine it with a noun for use as an impromptu expression of fear or …

OPTIONAL SESSION: Pillars of Grace by Sinclair Ferguson

In this optional session, Steven Lawson walks readers through the ups and downs of church history, profiling pillars who stood on the foundation of Scripture and upheld the truth of God’s sovereign role in salvation. Related Resource: Pillars of …

OPTIONAL SESSION: The Mighty Weakness of John Knox by Douglas Bond

In this session author Douglas Bond explores the life of John Knox, the great Reformer of Scotland, who is often remembered as something akin to a biblical prophet born out of time—strong and brash, thundering in righteous might. In …

Progress to Worms by R.C. Sproul

Persecution has existed among the people of God since the beginning of time, most notably with the murder of Abel at the hands of his brother Cain. This suffering does not occur randomly or without reason, but men and women …

Protestant View of Justification by R.C. Sproul

Many people in contemporary culture shrink at the idea of double imputation inherent in the Protestant understanding of justification. That God would place others’ sins on His own Son while simultaneously declaring the guilty righteous on account of the merit …

Questions and Answers by R.C. Sproul

This is a question and answer time between Dr. Sproul and his son, discussing topics relating to the “Heroes of the Christian Faith”.

Questions & Answers by Stephen Nichols

More than a history lesson, Dr. Nichols helps believers understand why the Reformation mattered then and matters now. Questions covered in this section are: If the Reformers profiled in this series could speak to us, what would be their most …

Roman Catholic View of Justification (Part 1) by R.C. Sproul

Many members of the Protestant church today do not understand properly their origins and the nature of their predecessors “protest” against the Roman Catholic Church. When asked about the respective differences, they may respond with some stereotypical answers such as …

Roman Catholic View of Justification (Part 2) by R.C. Sproul

Would it surprise you to learn that current Roman Catholic doctrine declares all Protestants accursed? Remarkably, if probed, most Protestants would respond in disbelief to this proposition. Yet, it holds true, and the Roman church maintains the same stance today …

Romanism’s Counter Reformation: Trent by John Gerstner

The Anabaptists by John Gerstner

The Article on Which the Church Stands or Falls by R.C. Sproul

Was the Reformation debate over justification by faith alone a tempest in a teapot? There are many today who think so, many who argue that the Reformation is over. In this message, Dr. R.C. Sproul will explain why the …

The Lutheran Book of Concord and Saxon by John Gerstner