The Persecution of Martin Luther
Martin Luther Discovers the Bible
Medieval Europe in the 15th century was ripe for change. A man was born in Germany into a humble home, and though he had no desire for personal fame, he would go on to transform not just his own country but the whole continent. WATCH VIDEO & READ ARTICLE:
Martin Luther & The Papal Bull
Martin Luther was not left to live his life in peace but encountered repeated opposition and trial. The Church of Rome took the threat so seriously that a Papal Bull was produced but Luther was undaunted and publicly burned it under a tree in Wittenburg. WATCH VIDEO:
Martin Luther & The Diet of Worms
Despite his relatively young age and lack of experience, Martin Luther was not swayed by pressure or opinion. Standing before the Diet of Worms he refused to go against his conscience and said, ‘Here I stand, I can do no other. So help me God.'
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Martin Luther & Wartburg Castle
Whilst on his way home from the Diet of Worms, Luther was 'captured' and taken to Wartburg Castle. This audacious plot executed by his friends saved Luther from his enemies and gave him a welcome respite from the challenges he faced. He wasn't to remain there long term though - his burden for his people was too great. WATCH VIDEO & READ ARTICLE:
Martin Luther: Protest of the Princes
The name ‘Protestant’ dates back to a meeting in the town of Speyer, Germany and 8 Princes protested against the abuse of power and overreach of the authority of the church in their day. Men of principle, firm and resolute whose stand and values has been cherished by many since. WATCH VIDEO & READ ARTICLE:
Martin Luther: The Protest Is Not Over
Martin Luther’s protest 500 years ago has been debated at length. Is it still valid? Are the reasons for it still relevant? Is it now outdated or have people today simply forgotten the lessons of history? WATCH VIDEO & READ ARTICLE:
Martin Luther: The Protest Is Not Over
Martin Luther’s protest 500 years ago has been debated at length. Is it still valid? Are the reasons for it still relevant? Is it now outdated or have people today simply forgotten the lessons of history? WATCH VIDEO & READ ARTICLE:
