Michael Reeves: The English Reformation

The English Reformation had a profound impact upon the course of the world, and today we still benefit from the spiritual wisdom and discernment of this movement. This session looks briefly at the English Reformation and considers what it meant then and for our time.
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[@hollayevladimiroff131]

Michael Reeves is an amazing preacher, if we only had thousands of Michael Reeves preaching, I am always riveted when I hear him speak.

[@johnrussell5523]

One of the most amazing and inspiring sermons that I’ve ever heard. Thank you.

[@marioforieri8529]

Amen! Thank you!!

[@johnrussell5523]

A wonderful talk. Thank you.

[@wretch1]

Wonderful and timely. Thank you Lord.

[@davidkugel]

i thought I would be getting something of a history lesson from the title of the message. Reeves has a sense of drama in his delivery. He uses the English language in a powerful way. I have never considered Owen, Sibbes or Goodwin as Reformers but as later Puritans. This is a wonderful message and worth listening to more than once. Reeves shares the central truth of the gospel in refreshing way.

[@robertphel2172]

Absolute truth of the scriptures

[@fothgt]

Classic!!!

[@Humilityismyaim]

Excellent!

[@tonguemybumb]

things were tough for Catholics under Elizabeth as well

[@OldMovieRob]

Were you the one down vote? :)

[@driftboats999]

@@OldMovieRob it was i

[@wretch1]

Because she was a protestant. Mary I and Henry VIII before her were Roman Catholic tyrants under the guise of the Church of England. Different name, same evil doctrines.