Follow the key events of the Reformation through a close study of the life of Martin Luther.
Luther’s Writings
Explore the various essays, letters and books Luther wrote in his lifetime.
Bible Studies with Luther
Use Martin Luther’s work on Genesis and Galatians as you study God’s Word.
Art of the Reformation
The music, paintings and devotional texts of the Reformation all work together to confess the theology of the Gospel.
Hymns
Sing the hymns from the Lutheran heritage.
Art History
Experience the art, architecture and altarpieces of the Reformation.
Reformation Reading
Make your own list of Reformation reading essentials.
The Lutheran Confessions
The three ecumenical creeds, Catechism, Augsburg Confession and other documents in The Book of Concord draw upon the Scriptures for a clear explanation of biblical christianity.
Luther’s Small Catechism gave families and new converts a simple way to learn the essentials of the faith in a question and answer format.
The Smalcald Articles
Prepared for the Schmalkaldic League in 1537, the Smalcald articles provided a unified theological front against the incursions of Emperor Charles V.
The Formula of Concord
The Book of Concord ends with the Formula of 1577, a presentation and defense of Lutheran theology in the face of Catholic, Anabaptist and Reformed pressures.
Celebrate the Reformation
As you and your church prepare to remember the Reformation this year, you are invited to use the following resources.
