Let the Word Do Its Work
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Martin Luther simply preached and taught God's Word—and it spread like wildfire. In this brief clip, Steven Lawson explains the power of the Word for reformation.
Transcript
As the Reformation began to break, Luther was approached: "Explain what is taking place here in Europe?" "Explain the Reformation?" Luther gave this famous answer: "I simply taught, preached, wrote God's Word. Otherwise, I did nothing. And then I slept. And the Word so greatly weakened the Papacy that never a prince and never an emperor inflicted such damage upon it. I did nothing. The Word did it all." We're not looking for gospel gimmicks in these days. We're not looking trendy little techniques. We're looking for men, and women, and churches, and seminaries, and ministries, and denominations who will stand up with the Word of God—teach it, preach it, write it, sing it, counsel it, lift it up, let it out, and let it fly. And let the Word do its work.