Here are highlights from our various social media accounts over the past week.

What did the building of St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome have to do with the Protestant Reformation? #Reformation500 pic.twitter.com/viGZI8RS2H

— Ligonier Ministries (@Ligonier) October 10, 2017

Help send thousands of copies of the @RefStudyBible to church leaders in Africa. Learn more at https://t.co/apFajN7QNx #Reformation500 pic.twitter.com/BPcjSOUwBI

— Ligonier Ministries (@Ligonier) October 10, 2017

Who was Junker Jorg? Listen as @DrSteveNichols tells the story on location at the Wartburg Castle. https://t.co/rUv0rrAMMe #Reformation500 pic.twitter.com/D5LiacrGhw

— Ligonier Ministries (@Ligonier) October 11, 2017

Katharina Schutz Zell, the “Mother Reformer,” was the early Reformation’s leading female author. https://t.co/DC6y4Eh2Xr

— Tabletalk Magazine (@Tabletalk) October 11, 2017

To despise doctrine is to despise the Word of God. —@RCSproul #Reformation500 pic.twitter.com/0FsEJzILME

— Ligonier Ministries (@Ligonier) October 11, 2017

Recording on location in Germany, @DrSteveNichols introduces the men who helped Luther in his reformation efforts. https://t.co/FGEHVpKcb1 pic.twitter.com/x1VclVHv24

— 5MinInChurchHistory (@5ChurchHistory) October 12, 2017

When Martin Luther reached the top step, he looked back and said in doubt, “Who knows if it’s true?” #Reformation500 pic.twitter.com/fnn7SDLYkH

— Ligonier Ministries (@Ligonier) October 12, 2017