Treasures of the Reformation

Using pieces from “Martin Luther: Art and the Reformation”, the Rev. Dr. Matthew C. Harrison, president of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod teaches interesting and important facts about the Reformation. The 500th anniversary of the Reformation provides an excellent opportunity to recall and learn the importance of Luther’s teachings on the truth of God’s love for people by grace alone, by faith alone, by Scripture alone, through Christ alone.

The Videos

1. Wittenberg, Germany: The City of Luther and the Reformation

2. Relics: There’s Only One that Counts

3. Indulgence Box: Trying to Buy Salvation

4. Papal Sale of Indulgences; Christ Gives Grace for Free

5. The Cross; This Alone Is Our Theology

6. The Common Chest: Everyone’s Needs Are Met

7. Ex-monk Marries Ex-Nun: Martin Marries Katie Luther

8. Physician’s Mask: 16th Century Plague Doctors

9. The Care of Souls: Luther’s Driving Focus

10. The Cranach Bible: God’s Word in Three Volumes

11. Professor Luther: The Student of Scripture

12. Debate: A Lectern from Wittenberg

13. Johannes Bugenhagen: A Voice Like the Sound of Angels

14. The Gospel in Art: Physical Spirituality

15. The Pulpit at St. Andrews: Luther’s Last Pulpit

16. The Death of Luther: A Wooden Tomb

17. Wittenberg Conquered: The Defeat of John Frederick in 1547

18. John Frederick the Magnanimous: Luther’s Last Prince and Fellow Confessor

19. Magdeberg: Standing Against the Emperor

20. Epitaph for Heidelberg Family: There is No Gospel but Lutheran Gospel

Index

You can also experience the locations of the reformation first hand with The Luther Mile – Historic Video Tour.

Wittenberg, Germany: The City of Luther and the Reformation

Relics: There’s Only One that Counts

Indulgence Box: Trying to Buy Salvation

Papal Sale of Indulgences; Christ Gives Grace for Free

The Cross; This Alone Is Our Theology

The Common Chest: Everyone’s Needs Are Met

Ex-monk Marries Ex-Nun: Martin Marries Katie Luther

Physician’s Mask: 16th Century Plague Doctors

The Care of Souls: Luther’s Driving Focus

The Cranach Bible: God’s Word in Three Volumes

Professor Luther: The Student of Scripture

Debate: A Lectern from Wittenberg

Johannes Bugenhagen: A Voice Like the Sound of Angels

The Gospel in Art: Physical Spirituality

The Pulpit at St. Andrews: Luther’s Last Pulpit

The Death of Luther: A Wooden Tomb

Wittenberg Conquered: The Defeat of John Frederick in 1547

John Frederick the Magnanimous: Luther’s Last Prince and Fellow Confessor

Magdeberg: Standing Against the Emperor

Epitaph for Heidelberg Family: There is No Gospel but Lutheran Gospel

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