The Greatest Century of Reformation - Updated and Expanded

Practical Resources to Empower You for Reformation TodayThere are also chapters on Martin Luther's Practical Programme to Revive your Prayer Life, How the Reformation Changed the Church and How the Reformation Changed the World. The Appendices include a Chronology of the Reformation, a Reformation Calendar of key events and dates, the people of the Reformation, the popes of Rome, Libel against Luther and articles tackling thorny issues, such as, Did the Reformers Persecute the Anabaptists? and Is Celebrating the Reformation Anti-Catholic? There are lists of Roman catholic heresies and inventions and the approximate dates of when they were introduced.
The Challenge of Islam According to the Reformers, The Five Points of Calvinism in the Teachings of Christ, 25 Steps You Can Take for Reformation Today, Key Contacts for Reformation Today, Questions for Discussion, either for home educators, or at Bible college classes, are also included. The book concludes with an inspiring example of how to celebrate and promote Reformation Today, applying the Lordship of Christ to all areas of life.
Dedicated to R. C. SproulThis book is dedicated to Dr. R. C. Sproul of St. Andrews Chapel, Ligonier Ministries and Reformation Bible College. His Reformation Trust books and the Reformation Study Bible, which he edited, have faithfully promoted the historic, Reformed Christian Faith and been invaluable aids in discipling pastors and missionaries throughout Africa, to return to the Word of God as our ultimate authority in all matters of faith and conduct.
Reformed Leaders Endorse the Greatest Century of ReformationDr. Jay Grimstead of the Coalition on Revival has written the Introduction and the book includes Forewords from Dr. Philip Kayser, Mike Evans, Dr. Fritz Haus, Dr. Shai Mulder, Rev. Bill Bathman, Alison Shortridge, Dorothea Scarborough, Rev. Mike O'Donovan, Pastor Mike Kiley and Dr. Martin Holdt. A RECENT ENDORSEMENT:"If you could read only one book about the Reformation, I'd recommend The Greatest Century of Reformation by Dr.
Peter Hammond. Dr. Hammond (Peter) has a unique ability to be concise yet complete, readable yet scholarly, specific yet broad-based, impassioned yet objective. In 284 pages, Peter explains the need for the Reformation (anti-Scriptural teaching in the Church), the leaders of the Reformation (Luther, Zwingli, Calvin, Knox among many others, all of whom he treats evenhandedly), and ways the Reformation changed the church and the world --and he shows how the Reformation can change you as well.
His glossary of people of the Reformation, his chronology of the events of the Reformation, and his other appendices are most helpful for gaining understanding. And how could he compress all of this into 284 highly readable pages? That's Peter's unique gift. Having recently spent a week with Dr. Hammond in Wittenberg, I know how dear the Reformation is to his heart. And I will always remember singing together, "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God."- John Eidsmoe, Lt.
Colonel, USAF (Ret.); Chaplain (Colonel MS), Mississippi State Guard; Pastor, Association of Free Lutheran; Congregations Professor, Oak Brook College of Law & Government Policy; Senior Counsel & Resident Scholar, Foundation for Moral Law