A Survey Through Church History - W. Robert Godfrey
Martin Luther & the German Reformation - P3:E3 - A Survey of Church History
Episode 3
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24m
It is often through trial and adversity that God shapes His people the most. After publishing what he thought to be an unremarkable critique of corruption in the sale of indulgences, Martin Luther found himself at the forefront of a controversy that he neither expected nor desired. In the years that followed, Luther repeatedly returned to Scripture for guidance and instruction, and his exposition of God's Word soon put him at odds with both the political and religious elites of his day.
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