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  • The Reformation Sings

    When Luther published an evangelical revision of the Latin Mass (The Order of Mass and Communion, 1523), he called for poets to write new hymns.…

  • The Bible for Everyone

    “What will happen if anyone can read the Bible?” This was one of the objections hurled against Martin Luther by the religious authorities of his…

  • The Two Kingdoms

    April 26, 2017 – 1 minute read True story: a boy gets in trouble. When his mother starts to discipline him, the boy responds, “But mom,…


  • Singing the Reformation

    When the Church was reformed starting in 1517, so was its music. For nearly 800 years, the prevailing style had been Latin Gregorian chant. Most…

  • Prayer

    “A Christian without prayer is just as impossible as a living person without a pulse. The pulse is never motionless; it moves and beats constantly,…


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  • Luther and Biblical Interpretation

    The most famous event of 1517 is Luther’s posting of his 95 Theses. However, in the same year Luther reached a milestone that may be…