Podcasts about reformation scripture alone

Alasdair Black, our senior pastor, continues the Reformation series.

Rev. Ed Cummings was our guest speaker this week as our new Lead Pastor, Jeff Chandler, was formally installed. This message kicks off a new series, "Bedrock Beliefs," about the five key ideas of the Reformation: Scripture Alone, Grace Alone, Faith Alone, Christ Alone and The Glory of God Alone.

What is your source of authority? What is your bedrock truth?

What is your source of authority? What is your bedrock truth?

What is your source of authority? What is your bedrock truth?

What is your source of authority? What is your bedrock truth?

What is your source of authority? What is your bedrock truth?

What is your source of authority? What is your bedrock truth?

What is your source of authority? What is your bedrock truth?

What is your source of authority? What is your bedrock truth?

This message dogmatically celebrates the bedrock foundation of the historic and ongoing Reformation- Scripture Alone and Grace Alone - Sola Scriptura and Sola Gratia. The Reformation is not over- There are 1.2 billion Roman Catholics who need to be saved out from under Catholicism's soul damning system of antichrist doctrines of demons that blaspheme both Christ and His Gospel. Contrary to hipster opinion, being Reformed is not actually about beards, microbrew beer, tattoos, cursing, cigars, tumblers of whiskey, or being cool at all. Being Reformed is about more than a historical event or doctrinal statement on a page. Being Reformed is chiefly about the Gospel of Jesus Christ. You're not truly Reformed if you're not an actual Gospel declaring, defining, and defending Reformer. You're not truly Reformed if you're not laboring to rescue the 1.2 billion Catholics who are perishing under Catholicism's abominable antichrist heresies. You're not truly Reformed if you have ecumenical hymn sings and prayer meetings with Roman Catholics when you should be calling them to repent of their false christ and false gospel. If you say Roman Catholics are our brothers and sisters in Christ, you're not Reformed at all, you're a counter-Reformer. If you get an A- in Reformed eschatology and an F- in Reformed soteriology, you're not Reformed at all, you're not even a Christian. Repent, believe the Gospel, then call our Catholic friends to do the same. If you have no heart for Semper Reformanda Gospel warfare you may technically and theologically be Reformed, but you're no Reformer and you'll not hear, -Well done good and faithful servant--

This message dogmatically celebrates the bedrock foundation of the historic and ongoing Reformation- Scripture Alone and Grace Alone - Sola Scriptura and Sola Gratia. The Reformation is not over- There are 1.2 billion Roman Catholics who need to be saved out from under Catholicism's soul damning system of antichrist doctrines of demons that blaspheme both Christ and His Gospel. Contrary to hipster opinion, being Reformed is not actually about beards, microbrew beer, tattoos, cursing, cigars, tumblers of whiskey, or being cool at all. Being Reformed is about more than a historical event or doctrinal statement on a page. Being Reformed is chiefly about the Gospel of Jesus Christ. You're not truly Reformed if you're not an actual Gospel declaring, defining, and defending Reformer. You're not truly Reformed if you're not laboring to rescue the 1.2 billion Catholics who are perishing under Catholicism's abominable antichrist heresies. You're not truly Reformed if you have ecumenical hymn sings and prayer meetings with Roman Catholics when you should be calling them to repent of their false christ and false gospel. If you say Roman Catholics are our brothers and sisters in Christ, you're not Reformed at all, you're a counter-Reformer. If you get an A- in Reformed eschatology and an F- in Reformed soteriology, you're not Reformed at all, you're not even a Christian. Repent, believe the Gospel, then call our Catholic friends to do the same. If you have no heart for Semper Reformanda Gospel warfare you may technically and theologically be Reformed, but you're no Reformer and you'll not hear, -Well done good and faithful servant--

This message dogmatically celebrates the bedrock foundation of the historic and ongoing Reformation- Scripture Alone and Grace Alone - Sola Scriptura and Sola Gratia. The Reformation is not over- There are 1.2 billion Roman Catholics who need to be saved out from under Catholicism's soul damning system of antichrist doctrines of demons that blaspheme both Christ and His Gospel. Contrary to hipster opinion, being Reformed is not actually about beards, microbrew beer, tattoos, cursing, cigars, tumblers of whiskey, or being cool at all. Being Reformed is about more than a historical event or doctrinal statement on a page. Being Reformed is chiefly about the Gospel of Jesus Christ. You're not truly Reformed if you're not an actual Gospel declaring, defining, and defending Reformer. You're not truly Reformed if you're not laboring to rescue the 1.2 billion Catholics who are perishing under Catholicism's abominable antichrist heresies. You're not truly Reformed if you have ecumenical hymn sings and prayer meetings with Roman Catholics when you should be calling them to repent of their false christ and false gospel. If you say Roman Catholics are our brothers and sisters in Christ, you're not Reformed at all, you're a counter-Reformer. If you get an A- in Reformed eschatology and an F- in Reformed soteriology, you're not Reformed at all, you're not even a Christian. Repent, believe the Gospel, then call our Catholic friends to do the same. If you have no heart for Semper Reformanda Gospel warfare you may technically and theologically be Reformed, but you're no Reformer and you'll not hear, -Well done good and faithful servant--

This message dogmatically celebrates the bedrock foundation of the historic and ongoing Reformation: Scripture Alone and Grace Alone — Sola Scriptura and Sola Gratia. The Reformation is not over! There are 1.2 billion Roman Catholics who need to be saved out from under Catholicism's soul damning system of antichrist doctrines of demons that blaspheme both Christ and His Gospel. Contrary to hipster opinion, being Reformed is not actually about beards, microbrew beer, tattoos, cursing, cigars, tumblers of whiskey, or being cool at all. Being Reformed is about more than a historical event or doctrinal statement on a page. Being Reformed is chiefly about the Gospel of Jesus Christ. You're not truly Reformed if you're not an actual Gospel declaring, defining, and defending Reformer. You're not truly Reformed if you're not laboring to rescue the 1.2 billion Catholics who are perishing under Catholicism's abominable antichrist heresies. You're not truly Reformed if you have ecumenical hymn sings and prayer meetings with Roman Catholics when you should be calling them to repent of their false christ and false gospel. If you say Roman Catholics are our brothers and sisters in Christ, you're not Reformed at all, you're a counter-Reformer. If you get an A+ in Reformed eschatology and an F- in Reformed soteriology, you're not Reformed at all, you're not even a Christian. Repent, believe the Gospel, then call our Catholic friends to do the same. If you have no heart for Semper Reformanda Gospel warfare you may technically and theologically be Reformed, but you're no Reformer and you'll not hear, "Well done good and faithful servant!"

Daniel Interviews Pastor Scott Boerckel. Scott is the Senior Pastor at East White Oak Bible Church in Carlock, Illinois. If your church is in central Illinois and subscribes to the five solas of the Reformation (Scripture Alone, Grace Alone, Faith Alone, Christ Alone, and For the Glory of God Alone) and you'd like to fellowship with like-minded pastors, send an email to info@bethanycommunitychurch.org to find out more about Sola Five Pastors. Links: http://ewo.org (East White Oak Bible Church) http://www.bethanycommunitychurch.org (Bethany Community Church)

Daniel Interviews Pastor Jonathan Farrell. Jonathan is the Senior Pastor at Grace Church in Morton, Illinois. If your church is in central Illinois and subscribes to the five solas of the Reformation (Scripture Alone, Grace Alone, Faith Alone, Christ Alone, and For the Glory of God Alone) and you'd like to fellowship with like-minded pastors, send an email to info@bethanycommunitychurch.org to find out more about Sola Five Pastors. Links: http://gracemorton.org (Grace Church) http://www.bethanycommunitychurch.org (Bethany Community Church)

Daniel Interviews Pastor Josh Gutteridge. Josh is the teaching pastor at CrossPoint Church in East Peoria, Illinois. If your church is in central Illinois and subscribes to the five solas of the Reformation (Scripture Alone, Grace Alone, Faith Alone, Christ Alone, and For the Glory of God Alone) and you'd like to fellowship with like-minded pastors, send an email to info@bethanycommunitychurch.org to find out more about Sola Five Pastors. Links: http://fbcpi.org (Fellowship Bible Church) http://www.bethanycommunitychurch.org (Bethany Community Church)

Daniel Interviews Pastor Kevin Sauder. Kevin is the teaching pastor at New Castle Bible Church in Mackinaw, Illinois. If your church is in central Illinois and subscribes to the five solas of the Reformation (Scripture Alone, Grace Alone, Faith Alone, Christ Alone, and For the Glory of God Alone) and you'd like to fellowship with like-minded pastors, send an email to info@bethanycommunitychurch.org to find out more about Sola Five Pastors. Links: http://fbcpi.org (Fellowship Bible Church) http://www.bethanycommunitychurch.org (Bethany Community Church)

Daniel Interviews Pastor Jason Alligood. Jason is the teaching pastor at Fellowship Bible Church in Peoria, Illinois. If your church is in central Illinois and subscribes to the five solas of the Reformation (Scripture Alone, Grace Alone, Faith Alone, Christ Alone, and For the Glory of God Alone) and you'd like to fellowship with like-minded pastors, send an email to info@bethanycommunitychurch.org to find out more about Sola Five Pastors. Links: http://fbcpi.org (Fellowship Bible Church) http://www.bethanycommunitychurch.org (Bethany Community Church)

In Part One of our Reformation Series Pastor Brandon Barker introduces us to the first of the 5 Solas, Sola Scriptura, the basis of the authority of Scripture for Christians.

In this mini-series on the reformation, Paul and Glen get to ‘Scripture Alone', looking Martin Luther's ‘Alone' conclusions.   Watch the ‘Scripture Alone' video here.Support the show

Pastor Jon Beck

A preach from Steve Alliston on the importance of Scripture as part of our series, The Reformation

The concerns of the Reformation from 500 years ago are still concerns today. We need to be able to defend the primacy of the authority of Scripture over all other authorities.

Stephen Apt's sermon on John 8:31-36.

Remembering the Reformation - Scripture Alone - 2 Timothy 3 : 15 - 17

Senior Pastor Rick Duncan kicks off our new series on the Reformation, as we celebrate its 500th year anniversary. This Sunday Pastor Rick teaches on the importance of scriptural authority, the importance of the Bible, as well as our personal discipline to dive deep into God's word on a regular basis.

Senior Pastor Rick Duncan kicks off our new series on the Reformation, as we celebrate its 500th year anniversary. This Sunday Pastor Rick teaches on the importance of scriptural authority, the importance of the Bible, as well as our personal discipline to dive deep into God's word on a regular basis.

October 31, 2017 marks 500 years since Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the door of All Saints church in Wittenberg, This pivotal moment is often considered the beginning of the Protestant Reformation as Luther was questioning core ideas of the Roman Catholic Church. This sermon is the first in a series series which looks at five key ideas coming out of the Reformation: Scripture Alone, Grace Alone, Faith Alone, Christ Alone, and to the Glory of God Alone. The sermon series examines why these five ideas were so important and radical in Luther's day and why we must continue to reclaim these truths today.

• II Timothy 3:14-17 • Pastor Peter Franz • Paul writes to Timothy in the second letter about how the scriptures are Gods inspired word, its authority and how it is the foundation for ministry and relationship with the Lord. In this sermon we hear also how authority of the scripture was one of the principles of the Reformation.