October 10, 1520: Damnable Heretic [Rebroadcast]

October 10, 1520: Damnable Heretic [Rebroadca...

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October 16, 1520: The Wild Boar [Rebroadcast]

In the eyes of Pope Leo X, Martin Luther is a boar running wild in his vineyard, and this pest must be hunted down. Today, Leo turns to Luther's patron, Frederick, to help him take the rebel captive. A donor-supported outreach of Ligonier Ministries. Donate: https://gift.ligonier ...  Show more

November 10, 1520: The Lost Boy [Rebroadcast]

On his 37th birthday, Martin Luther's thoughts turn to his troubled past. For most of his life, he was driven by fear, striving to earn God's favor and escape the torments of hell. But today, Luther has true peace with God through faith alone in Christ alone--the very peace that ...  Show more

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