That may seem like hyperbole, but it is not. On this day, October 31, exactly 500 years ago, a set of seminal ideas were released that began a rediscovery of the gospel of Jesus Christ. This was the day when a young Martin Luther posted on the door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg, his 95 theses. These propositions raised questions about forgiveness, authority, grace, and other core principles.
Bestselling author of the biography of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Eric Metaxas, has given us a fresh new accounting of the life and impact of Martin Luther. Eric’s book is getting rave reviews. On this day you can get the book HERE.
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And, here is a short video showing the spiritual influence of Martin Luther.
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Well dr. lawernz
I will study that bible with you
You love him as I do
I love elmbrook church
Can not attend do to extreme family problems
The easy answer
Press delete
Nine
Dr. Lawrenz,
Eric Mataxas has a number of critics about his other books yet on your recommendation I will get this book.
I was watching PBS tonite seeing works about Coltrane then a show about the church and her music followed by a travel show seeing the church of Francis of Asissi that great reformer!
“Funny how that spirit works
Poetry is plausible deniability
Never said that as my family are all evangelical
Watched a documentary about Coltrane on PBS
Who softened my heart to his spirt
Made music to him
Followed by a show about church music going back centuries
Wynton wrote the score to bring his Church together
Followed by a travel show showing a thirteenth century church
featuring art of Francis of Assisi
The great reformer
My former employer the oldest in America but for the Church
Our dearest Elmbrook pastor says to lead one must learn to follow
Funny and mysterious how that spirit works”
Poetry for me is plausible deniability
I learned the way the world really works from my former employer.
I can learn about the Bible from you.
Nine