Wisdom Shared

The Reformation in Zurich began not with protest—but with preaching. The Word reclaimed the pulpit.

The hammer that struck Wittenberg’s door still echoes through every open Bible today.

The Reformation ended in worship: all things exist for His glory alone. Soli Deo Gloria.

Faith doesn’t earn righteousness—it receives it. We are justified by faith alone, not by works.

Grace doesn’t assist the strong—it resurrects the dead. Salvation is God’s work from start to finish.

The Reformation began when men remembered that God had already spoken through His Word alone.

The Reformation was no accident. God prepared sparks—Erasmus, the press, and hungry souls.

The medieval church buried grace under works, but God raised Wycliffe and Hus to keep the flame alive.

The Reformation wasn’t new—it was a return to the gospel of grace defended since Augustine’s day.

Jihad is not fringe—it is faithful Islam. Only Christ, the Prince of Peace, offers true life.

Islam spreads through demographics and propaganda. Christ’s kingdom alone is eternal.

Christ’s cross was once for all—Rome’s Mass denies it. The Gospel cannot be re-sacrificed.

Every false crown will fall. But the Word endures forever, and Christ’s Kingdom cannot be shaken.

False prophecy wears new masks each generation, but the Word of God never changes.

False apostles promise revival, but only the eternal Word delivers truth that never fails.

The Watchtower fails, but Christ’s Word endures. Jehovah’s Witnesses preach a gospel of denial.

Joseph Smith’s golden plates promised Zion in Missouri. The gospel promises Zion from heaven.

Kinism twists Christian nationalism into racial idolatry—Scripture unmasks it as heresy.

Trust the God who remembers. Baptism is not fear—it’s promise for you and your children.

The Reformers didn’t invent paedobaptism. They preserved it as the legacy of covenant faithfulness.