November 24, 1520: Dinner with Luther

November 24, 1520: Dinner with Luther

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November 28, 1520: The Articles of Antichrist

If Martin Luther is right about the Bible's message of salvation, then the Roman Catholic Church must reform itself--radically. Today, the monk's books are being burned in the streets, but this only drives Luther to write more boldly in defense of the gospel. A donor-supported ou ...  Show more

December 2, 1520: A Deceiver and a Wolf

With just over a week left to recant, Martin Luther preaches an Advent sermon in Wittenberg. He is not too timid to decry the false teachings of the Roman Catholic Church from the pulpit as he boldly proclaims the truth. Today, travel back 500 years and sit under Luther's fearles ...  Show more

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