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56:37

War and Peace (Acts 6, Jeff Kliewer)

Cornerstone Church

about 8 years ago

33:05

The Reformation Project is Nicolaitan in its thinking.

1:58:03

Finishing Up Review/Rebuttal of David Gushee “Reformation Project” Presentation

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 11 years ago

46:59

A reformation. Perhaps a project devoted. To a.

7:47

Five Reasons to Give Thanks for the Reformation

TCH

The Christian Heritage Center

8 days ago

7:01

The Reformation was the work of God, bringing his people back to the truth of the gospel and through it, reforming his church. We stand on the shoulders of those who came before us, men and women who contended for the faith, which was once for all handed down to the saints.

1:23:37

Sexual Ethics

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 6 years ago

1:06:02

And it says, quote, Matthew Vines is the founder of the Reformation Project.

1:31:07

Upcoming Debates, Tom Buck and Sam Allberry, Steven Anderson and Textual Traditionalism

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 7 years ago

12:19

The Reformation Project drew out of it.

13:48

139. ¡Viva La Reformacion!

The PRODCAST

over 1 year ago

4:47

The Reformation's mission was urgent and it was dangerous and the reformers risked everything to put the word of God back into the hands of the common believer. It wasn't enough for a select group of clerics to guard the scriptures in Latin, which was the language of the scholarly class.

25:48

Reformation Day Message 2025

GRB

Grace Reformation Bible Church

8 months ago

1:35

So what is the Reformation? Well, the Reformation is the dawn and the legacy really of a protest movement. That's where we get that word Protestant, protest. And it's a Protestant movement, a protest movement in the Western church.

3:17

The Church Documentary Free for October

Media Gratiae

over 2 years ago

0:11

Hi, I'm John Snyder, director of Media Gratiae, and during the month of October, we want to celebrate the Protestant Reformation. Some of you might go to churches that have Reformation Day. The Protestant Reformation, just over 500 years ago, it was a time of rediscovery.

1:02:29

Reformation Project

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 13 years ago

8:34

That's why I'm excited today to announce the Reformation Project a Bible based Nonprofit organization

58:35

How a German Monk Changed the World

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 7 years ago

0:52

The Reformation and the in the history of the church is one of the most profound. Oh. Okay, it's just one of the most profound revivals in Church history. And I spent all day yesterday Posting and talking to people and sharing things we gave away over 400 gospel tracts last night.

1:32:00

Vines/McDowell Dialogue, Encouraging Podcast, Calls on Today’s Jumbo Edition of the Dividing Line

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 8 years ago

2:02

Matthew Vines then founded the Reformation Project, which its fundamental purpose is to change the theology

13:48

Reformation Day Celebration 2022

Reformed Rookie

over 3 years ago

13:09

You depend on a promise That Jesus will be with you even to the end of the age. The Reformation is not over. Semper Reformanda. It's why we're here Celebrating today in God's providence. He has protected his church and brought the Reformation and brought about the Reformation and the men who contributed to it.

1:09:23

Demythologizing Scholarship: James Brownson Examined

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 11 years ago

1:06:14

That's the whole purpose of the Reformation project which should which should really be the revisionist

38:17

Reformation I: Historical Context | Behold Your God Podcast

Media Gratiae

over 6 years ago

20:28

You're doing a series on the Reformation. What are we talking about? Now we want to try to make some observations on these things that not only happened politically, not only happened by men working in churches, but really we see this as God's hand moving pieces around and doing a work in the church and for His name in this time period.

13:32

82. Ecclesia Reformata, Semper Reformanda

The PRODCAST

over 2 years ago

11:03

Ecclesia Reformata Semper Reformanda. Today, as we live in a similar time of heresy and spiritual decline, let us remember that the Protestant Reformation is not over. While Luther, Calvin, Knox, and others did much to reform the church, there's always a need for reformation in every generation.

46:51

What is the Reformation and Why Does it Matter?

RCP

Rural Church Podcast 2.0

8 months ago

0:27

So what we want to look at today is the Reformation and why it matters. This is what our conference is about this week. And so the first thing, we'll kind of go through this, and we'll have maybe a couple of questions.

46:47

Recognizing the Genuine: The Reformation

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 7 years ago

43:07

It begins with you. One person who is willing to go back to the Bible and see where the changes need to be made in his life and begin making them can make all the difference in the world. That's what the Reformation was.

1:02:49

Wes Huff Broke the Internet: A Review of the 1,300 Replies

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

8 months ago

24:52

Two sentences. Reformation is not an attempt at Christianity. Reformation is retrieval of true Christianity. That's all it was. And of course, any semi -unbiased scholar on any side of the divide will tell you that is the claim that Luther and Zwingli and then Calvin is a second generation reformer.

37:41

The Darkness Before the Dawn

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 9 years ago

4:04

And we're going to look at the events which led up to the Protestant Reformation. Oftentimes, we start in 1517. We start at the nailing of the thesis as it were. But really, the Reformation began as a result, in a very real sense, as a result of the events which occurred in what are called the Middle Ages.

50:28

A Survey Of Post-Reformation Church History (part 1)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

almost 20 years ago

48:56

We have to always be willing like the Reformers to reform our faith or our practice to bring it in line with Scripture. And finally the Reformation would eventually lead to England and American from there would reach the uttermost parts of the earth through missions.