A tribute to Martin Luther --- the man behind the Protestant Reformation 

A missionary uses a babool tree to explain the need for a new nature to please God.

Christian salvation can be summarized as having faith in the atonement of Jesus for past sins, finding hope in the promise of resurrection, and living out love through a transformed heart in the present.

Salvation comes from the Savior, not the church.

Trusting in our good works for salvation is idolatry because it elevates our good works to the level of God.

This episode features the utter importance of Jesus Christ in the process of salvation and forgiveness of sins.

God's judgment extends beyond outward sinful actions to include the condition of one's heart, and remaining unrepentant is seen as an ongoing state of rebellion.

This message encourages people to prioritize spiritual matters over worldly pursuits and urges them to embrace salvation by faith in Christ. 

This episode underscores the sinlessness of the Savior and the necessity of salvation being based on faith alone, as any trace of sin would disqualify the Savior and any reliance on personal works would nullify salvation.

This episode is about a boy with speech impediment who, despite limited words, could articulate his faith in Jesus as the Savior who died for his sins.