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Martin Luther
Passionate reformer
John Knox
Presbyterian with a sword
John Calvin
Father of the Reformed faith
John Calvin: Justice Is a Form of Worship
According to the Reformer, pursuing the good of others is a way to love God.
An Unsung Inspiration for the Protestant Reformation: the Ethiopian Church
For the Reformers, renewing the church was a Pentecost moment tied to the global body of Christ.
The Synod of Dort Was Protestantism’s Biggest Debate
Why Arminians and Reformers squared off 400 years ago.
Mothers of the Reformation
These early Protestant women saw Luther’s priesthood of all believers as reason to write and teach the Reformation.
Luther: The Musician
The great reformer did more than write theology.
Ashes to Ashes
An early tradition of pre-Lenten repentance developed into our modern practice of Ash Wednesday.
Parsonage and Prophecy
The Reformation opened up new doors for women—and closed many others.
John Calvin and the Princess
Renée of Ferrara sheltered Protestant refugees, wrote bold letters to Calvin and other reformers, and courted the wrath of her own family. But restrictions on women’s roles prevented her from having a wider influence.
What Baptists Can Learn From Calvin
The Genevan Reformer’s words are still worth hearing today.