These early Protestant women saw Luther’s priesthood of all believers as reason to write and teach the Reformation.

The great reformer did more than write theology.

A 21st-century global movement sets the Word on fire with gospel preaching and powerful spiritual gifts.

Late PCA leader influenced generations of Christians by filling the gap “between Sunday school and seminary.”

Alec Ryrie explores the emotional bonds that have held the Protestant family together for 500 years.

A response to Bradley Nassif's suggestions for Protestant and Orthodox communion.

Two books—one Catholic, one Protestant—show how the conversation should be engaged.

Brad Gregory follows the bouncing balls of post-Reformation history—but loses sight of who set them in motion.

An Eastern Orthodox theologian assesses Luther’s famous doctrine of ‘sola fide.’

Labor of love brings the Reformation’s seminal work into the Middle East.

Herman Selderhuis’s biography proves that just about every adjective, good or bad, can apply to the great reformer.

Craig Harline portrays the suspense-filled early years of Martin Luther’s movement, when the outcome was anything but certain.

What we know—and what we can guess—about the reformer’s wife, Katharina von Bora.

A new “ecclesiological think tank” offers a valuable but incomplete summary.

As a young Catholic, learning about the Protestant Reformation dramatically changed my faith.

Here are our favorite stories about the Reformation from 2017.

A new book demonstrates the movement has been “a perennial and recurring feature of Christian history.”

How we can change the angry cultural debates online and in church.

To celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, the ‘Reforming Catholic Confession’ calls Protestants to unity.