Always Reforming

The Protestant Reformation and What the Church Must Keep Learning

Always Reforming: The Protestant Reformation and What the Church Must Keep Learning explores the Reformation not as a settled argument of the past, but as an ongoing spiritual challenge for the Church today.

Beginning with the biblical pattern of reform and moving through the causes, key figures, divisions, and unintended consequences of the sixteenth-century Reformation, this Bible-history study examines how sincere faith led both to renewal and to fracture. It gives careful attention to the voices of multiple reformers, the Catholic Reformation, and the long-term costs of confessional certainty.

Rather than defending one tradition over another, the book seeks wisdom—naming strengths and weaknesses on all sides and tracing how authority, Scripture, assurance, and conscience continue to shape Christian life. It also addresses contemporary shifts in global Christianity, including growth in the Global South and the role of new technologies in spreading Scripture.

Written for mature believers, leaders, and ecumenical readers, Always Reforming invites Christians to hold conviction with humility, reform with charity, and unity without illusion—trusting that Christ is still at work among His Church.