Martin Luther
A beautifully illustrated picture book for little ones about the boy who sang for his supper — and the man who found forgiveness by trusting Christ, not his own works.
$7.99
October 31, 1517
Reformation Day
Scripture alone. Faith alone. Grace alone.
The story of Martin Luther is a story of courage, conviction, and the power of God’s Word. Explore his life, his legacy, and what the Reformation still means for our families today.
Books to help young readers discover
Martin Luther & the Reformation
Who Was Martin Luther?
A lively, accessible introduction to the young man frightened by a thunderstorm who became the reformer who called a continent back to the Word.
$8.49$9.99
Martin Luther: Reformation Fire
The 95 theses, a price on his head, a staged kidnapping, and a German New Testament — a gripping story that challenges young readers to stand for truth.
$8.49$9.99
Martin Luther
A richly illustrated biography tracing Luther’s search for peace with God, his stand for the gospel, and his family life. A keepsake for the shelf.
$17.00$20.00
Bring the Reformation home
Sing What the Reformers Sang
Luther gave the church back its voice, writing hymns in the people’s own language so families could sing the gospel together. Curated by Keith and Kristyn Getty, The Sing! Hymnal gathers 497 classic and contemporary hymns, psalms, and readings from church history — everything you need for family worship.
Includes Luther’s “A Mighty Fortress Is Our God”
$29.74$34.99
Listen to the episode
How the Reformation Changed the World
Generations Radio with Kevin Swanson
Pope Leo X declared Luther a heretic in 1521. Kevin Swanson looks back at the blessings the Protestant Reformation brought to the church and to whole nations, the danger of a church that rules over the civil magistrate, and why every generation still needs reformation.
Why the Reformation still matters
The Same Gospel. For Every Generation.
The Reformation was not just a chapter in history — it was a return to the truth of God’s Word. Martin Luther’s courage reminds us that God’s Word is sufficient, and that each generation must know, love, and stand upon it.