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Grace Alone

Bryan and Mercedes Marleaux•www.graceworldmission.org
Religion & Spirituality
Christianity
The work of the Holy Spirit through Christian History in the past and present. "For it is by grace you are saved through faith, not by works lest any man should boast." (Ephesians 2:8-9) Bilingual podcast (English/Spanish). (Download the companion timeline here: http://graceworldmission.org/media/gracealone_timeline.pdf ) Use this practical Christian History timeline to view Grace Alone episodes in chronological order as they occurred throughout history from Antiquity to the Modern Period.
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Ep. 23: Video--Martin Luther and the Reformation

In this video we talk about Martin Luther, one of the most pivotal figures in history, who initiated the Protestant Reformation, shook the foundations of Christendom, Western Civilization, and even the whole world.

Dec 28, 2006•29 min

Ep. 22: A Righteousness from God

As the Apostle Paul so clearly states, we have not a righteousness of our own that comes from the Law. It is not something we possess but it is credited through us through faith in Christ by His grace.

Dec 18, 2006•27 min

Ep. 21: The Need for Reform

Just as there has been a need for the church to be reformed and renewed in the past, it is also needed today.

Dec 11, 2006•28 min

Episode 20: Let the Reformation Continue

Just as in Luther's day so today there are many problems with the Church that need to be addressed and confronted. As Luther said, the Scriptures must always stand in judgment upon the practices of men in the Church.

Dec 03, 2006•29 min

Ep. 19: The Cane Ridge Revival

An overview of a huge revival that caused the spread of the Gospel throughout the Western frontier of America.

Nov 26, 2006•28 min

Ep. 16: John Wesley and the Methodist Revival

Learn about the man who spawned a revival that swept the British Isles in the eighteenth century and hear also about his remarkable conversion at thirty-three years of age.

Oct 28, 2006•29 min

Ep. 15: The Moravians

Springing forth from a revival in Herrnhut, Germany, this group comprised some of the first Protestant missionaries and was made up of both Hussites as well as Lutherans who had been spurred on by the Holy Spirit to take the Gospel to the far reaches of the earth.

Oct 19, 2006•28 min

Ep. 12: Martin Luther's Conversion

An in-depth look at the most pivotal event in Luther's life and the effect that his conversion had not only upon Christianity but the course of history as a whole.

Sep 22, 2006•28 min

Ep. 11: Savonarola and the Medieval Church

He brought forth reform and renewal to the area of Florence, Italy in the 1400's. The reward he received for his efforts was to be burned at the stake by the church authorities.

Sep 11, 2006•27 min

Episode 10: The Gutenberg Bible

Access to the written word and especially the Word of God would take a turn towards great availability for the common person when Johann Gutenberg invented and developed the printing press in 1456. This in turn greatly fueled the coming Reformation a few years later.

Aug 28, 2006•29 min

Episode 9: Bryan's Testimony--Audio only

In the audio version, Bryan shares his personal testimony: the adventures in his life that took him from competitive surfing and professional modeling to traveling minister. The Lord has blessed him by getting to not only preach in places like Europe, Latin America and Asia, but also getting to surf some of the best waves in the world in those areas!

Aug 18, 2006•29 min

Episode 8: Bryan's Testimony

Growing up in a non-Christian home and getting into surfing, amongst other things, at a young age God reached into Bryan’s life. Competitive surfing and professional modeling filled his time but God had different plans for the future. As he finally yielded and was filled with the Holy Spirit, the Lord, in time, gave him the desires of his heart, by getting to not only preach in places like Europe, Latin America and Asia, but also get to surf some of the best waves in the world! Watch as he share...

Aug 18, 2006•29 min

Episode 7: John Hus

Out of the former Czechoslovakia came another of the early lights of the Reformation. Scholar John Hus was burned at the stake by the Catholic leaders for pointing the people of Prague back to the Bible and faith in Christ.

Aug 10, 2006•29 min

Episode 6: John Wycliffe--The Morning Star of the Reformation

Approximately two centuries before the Reformation proper, Wycliffe sought to turn the Body of Christ back to the essentials of salvation by faith through grace as well as working to translate the Scriptures to the common English tongue. He so angered the tradition-bound church institution that, although he avoided martyrdom, his bones were dug up and burned after he died.

Jul 28, 2006•30 min

Episode 5: The Waldensians

They were forerunners of the Reformation and sought to follow Christ to the uttermost. Yet “kill them all and let God sort them out” was the cry of the Papal Legate as the Third Crusade was launched against these committed followers of Christ. Though condemned as heretics by the Pope, the Waldensians were actually evangelically-based, Bible-believing, orthodox Christians. Rejecting many of the pagan-like rituals of Medieval Catholicism and reaching out to the poor, sick, and lost; they were more...

Jul 19, 2006•29 min

Episode 3: Signs and Wonders in the Early Church

Contrary to some views, signs and wonders have not ceased with the closing of the Biblical Canon, but have continued throuought the history of Christianity and have been a part of the work of the Kingdom from beginning to end.

Jun 30, 2006•27 min

Episode 2: The Real St. Patrick

Few know the true story of Patrick, missionary to Ireland: he was neither Irish nor Roman Catholic. Listen to the real story versus the watered-down fables which conspire only to obscure the truth about this radical missionary evangelist.

Jun 20, 2006•28 min

Episode 1: Martin Luther and the Reformation

One of the most pivotal figures in history, Luther initiated the Reformation and with it shook the foundations of Western Civilization, Christendom, and the whole world.

May 27, 2006•29 min
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