Five Solas Jerry Moan

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SOLI DEO GLORIA—FOR THE GLORY OF GOD ALONE

Last in a five-part “Solae of the Reformation” series by AFLC Schools faculty Back in the sixteenth century, a humble baker named Veit Bach fled Hungary because of his Lutheran

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SOLUS CHRISTUS—CHRIST ALONE

Fourth in a five-part “Solae of the Reformation” series by AFLC Schools faculty Our all-glorious and all-gracious God has only ever had one purpose to save us—His beloved but fallen

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SOLA GRATIA—GRACE ALONE

Third in a five-part “Solae of the Reformation” series by AFLC Schools faculty Sola gratia or grace alone is one of the five solae (only or alones) of the Protestant

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SOLA FIDE—FAITH ALONE

Second in a five-part “Solae of the Reformation” series by AFLC Schools faculty The Reformation principle of sola fide (faith alone) is actually a Biblical Gospel principle that was recovered

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SOLA SCRIPTURA—SCRIPTURE ALONE

First in a five-part “Solae of the Reformation” series by AFLC Schools faculty All Scripture is inspired by God and is profitable for teaching, for rebuking, for correcting, for training