As for me and my house, we had a special worship service at home on Sunday that included a selection of hymns and spiritual songs that focused on the power, priority and preminence of the Word of God. I gathered the children around and told them the vivid story of Martin Luter's confrontation with Pope Leo and the Catholic rulers of his day. Then we did a Bible study from 2 Tim 3.16... looking at five really good reasons to study the Bible.
1. It is God's very word "God'breathed"
2. It tells us what God expects us to do "doctrine"
3. It tells what God forbids "reproof"
4. It tells how to be sanctified "correction"
5. It tells how to do the hard work of living holy "training in righteousness"

May we all say "For I am not ashamed of the Gospel!"
Please take a moment and share how you celebrated Reformation Day by voting in the poll to the right and them sharing your experiences in comment!
Grace to You!
4 comments:
We went over to Steve's house and watched Luther, ate pizza, discussed theology, history, and reforming the church, then I came home and taught my kids the gospel.
I didn't see that as a selection in the poll.
What I voted I actually did!
Sure Jeremy... You celebrated with Family... Glad to see you here again.
Babri... you crack me up! I can't wait to read more about it... and see the pictures!
Good post! Good reminder. I like your outline. Thanks for the exhortation.
brother John
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