Martin Luther, Father of the Reformation
Jun 5, 202615mEp. 3S2
Martin Luther (1483–1546) was the father of the Reformation, which transformed not only Christianity but all of Western civilization.
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Church History Made Simple is a weekly 15-20 minute podcast covering significant moments in church history in easy-to-understand language. Church History Made Simple is hosted by Dr. David Watts, Dean of Bible and Theology at Jimmy Swaggart Bible College.
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