95 Theses for a New Reformation: For the Church on the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation

Five hundred years ago Martin Luther wrote his Ninety-Five Theses inaugurating the Protestant Reformation and with it exemplified an unflinching devotion to return to the Word of God as the ultimate authority. Today the church is also in desperate need for reformation--a new reformation to correct her shortcomings and meet the challenges of the day. Some might see everything as fine some might see everything as hopeless and others might simply dismiss the church as irrelevant too impotent to reform herself much less to strengthen the disintegrating family or address the downward-spiraling culture with a prophetic voice. 95 Theses for a New Reformation confronts the necessity for reformation today head-on. Over thirty of todays pastors theologians and church leaders analyze ninety-five current problems search the Scriptures for solutions and make sound biblical appropriations to implement into the life of the church family and culture. On this 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation let us pray that the Lord will again revive his church for his own glory and for the purification of Christs beloved bride the church. And let us prepare ourselves to respond with urgency to Gods call to action by reforming the church family and culture. Aaron B. Hebbard currently serves as the Academic Dean at Community Christian College. He is founder and fellow of theology and the arts at Sovereignty College as well as church planter pastor and professor in Southern California. He earned his PhD in Literature Theology and the Arts at the University of Glasgow.