In Chapter 14 of Foxe’s Book of Martyrs, we delve into the courageous stand of English Reformers during a time of intense religious upheaval. This episode highlights the brutal persecution faced by key figures such as Hugh Latimer, Nicholas Ridley, and Thomas Cranmer, as they stood firm for the Protestant faith amid Queen Mary's reign of terror.

We explore the political and religious tensions of 16th-century England, where the growing Protestant movement was met with fierce opposition from the Catholic monarchy. Through vivid recounting of their martyrdom, we reflect on the personal sacrifices made by these reformers and the theological convictions that inspired their unwavering commitment to Scripture.

Join us as we trace the legacy of these martyrs and discuss how their sacrifices paved the way for the religious freedoms many enjoy today. Their stories remind us of the enduring power of faith and the price that has often been paid for the truth.