This month on The Scripture-Driven Church broadcast we're remembering the Protestant Reformation. Last week we presented part one of a message titled, “What Does It Mean to Be a Protestant?”
Last time we saw that many Evangelical spokesmen are saying that the Reformation was a mistake. They're calling for a so-called “new reformation” – that would overturn and repeal the return to the truth of God's Word that took place during Protestant Reformation of the 16th century.
We saw that the basis of this proposed “new reformation” is a return to the sad position of the church in the Dark Ages before the Reformation, especially in four areas: cultivation of Biblical illiteracy, reliance on sensory experience, promotion of theological pluralism, and a trust in works rather than faith for salvation.
Last week we considered the first three, and this week we turn to number four. And then, we come to this vital question: What does it mean to truly be a Protestant? We're going to find the answer in Romans chapter twelve, verses one and two.
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