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REFORMATION 500 CHURCH COUNCIL

REFORMATION 500 CHURCH COUNCIL

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Wittenberg

Christian leaders and Theologians will be gathering in Wittenberg, Germany from 16 - 21 October for the Reformation 500 Church Council. This Preliminary Theological Consultation is scheduled just prior to the 500th Anniversary of Professor Martin Luther nailing his 95 Theses to the Castle Church Door in Wittenberg, Germany. These meetings will include Celebration Services and Guided Tours at historic Reformation sites. Church leaders that affirm the Authority and Inerrancy of Scripture and are committed to working for Biblical Reformation and praying for Revival, are invited to apply to participate.

95 Theses for Reformation Today

Inspired by, and based upon, Dr. Martin Luther’s historic 95 Theses published 31 October 1517, which launched the Protestant Reformation.

We offer these 95 Theses for Reformation Today to stimulate prayerful reflection, study of God’s Word, discussion in the Church and positive action for Reformation Today:

To read the German translation click HERE

To read the Afrikaans translation click HERE

Our Lord and Master, Jesus Christ, commanded us to: "Repent, for the Kingdom of Heaven is near" (Matthew 4:17). The whole life of a believer must be one of repentance.
This cannot be interpreted as a token gesture of commitment, nor a technical salvation that is all theory and no experience.
Biblical repentance involves conviction: a change of mind; contrition: a change of heart; and conversion: a change of life. It is not enough to confess our sin, we also need to reject sin, to loathe it and to forsake it. Repentance involves a change of mind, a change of heart, a change of habits and a change of behaviour.