The door was never the point.
Why a long list of questions, posted on a church door, still shapes how we read Scripture, worship, and live.
Ninety-five questions and a church transformed.
Our autumn issue on the ReformationLatest stories
All storiesWhy the Reformers taught the congregation to sing
The hymn as a tool for teaching truth to everyone in the pew.
Joel TanGrace on a Monday morning
What justification by faith means when the inbox is full.
Daniel OngHow a printing press put the Bible in a farmer's hands
Within a generation, Scripture moved from the pulpit to the kitchen table.
Sarah LimThe church reformed is always to be reforming, according to the Word of God.
Reformed maxim, "Ecclesia reformata, semper reformanda"
The five solas, in plain words
Start the seriesA short timeline
Explore the full historyLuther publishes the Ninety-five Theses in Wittenberg.
Luther refuses to recant at the Diet of Worms.
Calvin publishes the first edition of the Institutes.
The Council of Trent begins its response.
The Peace of Westphalia ends decades of religious war.
Upcoming events
Full calendarReformation Day service
An evening of hymns, readings, and a message on the theses.
Reading group: The Bondage of the Will
A guided read-through for beginners. No prior study needed.
Reformation history walk
A talk and discussion on the women of the Reformation.
One story, every Sunday
A short Reformation read in your inbox, with a question to discuss at home or in your small group.