We do not reject good works; we embrace them and teach them in the highest degree. It is not on their own account that we condemn them, but on account of the impious and perverse notion of seeking justification by them. —Martin Luther reformeddogmatika.com/concer…

In 1520, facing excommunication, Martin Luther sent Pope Leo X this treatise explaining Christian freedom: reformeddogmatika.com/concer…

If you’re new to the five points of Calvinism an Arminian friend may respond, “Calvin murdered Servetus!” Knowing what happened helps us answer honestly. A fair judgment considers Calvin as a man of his time without us approving everything he did: reformeddogmatika.com/calvin…

Calvin did not murder Servetus.

A link to a carefully written article by a brother who habitually engages in good will, and has worked hard to ground (unavoidably) contentious elements of the narrative in original sources. I appreciate Anthony's article. It makes insightful points, and is worth a read.

Servetus was put to death today in 1553. If you had lived in Geneva in 1553, would you have supported John Calvin in the execution of Michael Servetus or opposed it?

On this day in 1553, Michael Servetus was burned at the stake in Geneva. Calvin did not murder him, but he supported the council’s sentence. What did Servetus believe, and why did Calvin support his execution? reformeddogmatika.com/calvin…

For Reformation Week, we’ve gathered five free Luther resources for your reading. • A Reformed Reader’s Guide • 95 Theses • Heidelberg Disputation • The Freedom of a Christian • Preface to the New Testament Read more here ⬇️ reformeddogmatika.com/the-tr…

When I first met RC Sproul, I told him I was a Lutheran. His first words, to my surprise: “I love Luther!” So do I. Luther brings me back to the gospel in a refreshing way. Here are 5 free Luther resources for you. Happy Reformation Week! reformeddogmatika.com/the-tr…

Come, let us go up to the mountain of the Lord, to the house of the God. —Isaiah 2:3

A great thought to empower our worship today: In justification, God declares of penitent believers that they’re not, and never will be, liable to the death that their sins deserve, because Jesus Christ their substitute and sacrifice, tasted death in their place on the cross. —JI Packer

I’m inclined to agree with RC Sproul on this. How about you? “Every Christian is indwelt by the Holy Spirit. His presence guarantees liberty from demonic possession.” Can a Christian be demon-possessed? ⬇️ reformeddogmatika.com/can-a-…

Some professing Christians claim to have experienced demon possession, even after coming to faith in Christ. But is that actually possible? Can someone who belongs to Christ also be possessed by a demon? Read more ⬇️ reformeddogmatika.com/can-a-…

RC Sproul’s five favorite theologians. Who are your five favorites from any era?

In studying, let [the Christian] not only read, but pray; let him commune not with man alone, but with God in prayer, with himself in meditation. —Herman Witsius reformeddogmatika.com/witsiu…

NOW 𝘰𝑛 AGR: How Should Christians Think About Israel? Watch: agradio.org/p/ihamilq89r3cvk… @santaclaritaurc @danborvan

Before anyone in the area had ever heard of Luther, I began to preach the gospel of Christ in 1516. —Zwingli reformeddogmatika.com/zwingl…

RT @SolaDogmatika: A Christian is a man: ▸ Who trusts in the one true and only God. ▸ Who relies upon His mercy through His Son Christ, Go…