Reformation Day Free Download: R.C. Sproul's Luther and the Reformation

"On October 31, 1517, Martin Luther tacked up 95 theses on the church door at Wittenberg. With this act, he hoped to provoke a discussion among the scholars about the abuses of the indulgences by the Roman Catholic Church. He was not trying to create a public furor by any means, but within a fortnight, these theses had spread through the country like wildfire. The last thing Luther had in mind was to start some kind of major controversy, but nevertheless major controversy did begin." —R.C. Sproul

Many people are unaware of the events of Martin Luther's life that led him to make a courageous stand for the gospel in the sixteenth century. In celebration of Reformation Day 2013, we offered the downloadable edition of R.C. Sproul's ten-part series Luther and the Reformation for free. This series introduces the life and thought of Luther while exploring the lessons we can learn today.

Thank you to everyone who participated in this one day special offer.

This offer expired midnight (EDT) October 31, 2013.