Many evangelicals have forgotten why the Reformers were brutally tortured and burned at the stake. Some are even calling the Reformation a mistake that divided the church. Others are trying to reverse the Reformation by signing unity accords with the Roman Catholic religion. Where do you stand on this important issue? In this episode, evangelist Mike Gendron explains why the Reformation was necessary to re-establish the Word of God as the supreme authority. Catholicism proved that wherever Scripture is not the supreme authority, Christ will be dishonored, His Gospel will be distorted, faith will be misplaced, the church will be ineffective and men will steal glory from God.
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