We continue our series on the Reformation with a three-part series on Martin Luther. In this first episode, we explore the formative years of Luther's life. From his early days as a monk haunted by the fear of never achieving salvation to his discovery of the liberating message of sola fide (faith alone), we'll delve into the experiences that shaped Luther's theology. We'll look at how his encounter with Erasmus' Greek New Testament ignited his inner struggles with the Church, leading to the fateful moment when he nailed his Ninety-Five Theses to the church door in Wittenberg in 1517—sparking the beginning of the Reformation.

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