Reformation Rangers

Not many people today know about this man. His name is Martin Luther.  He challenged the authority of the Catholic church and changed the world.  You can learn more about him by clicking on his picture. Do you know the Ten Commandments?  Unfortunately very few people know them now.  But they are very important because they are God's instructions to us about how he wants us to live.  God loves you and wants the best for you and so He gave you some instructions to live by.  Click on the picture to learn more about the Ten Commandments. Do you know who this is?  Every American should know a lot about this man.  He was America's first President.  He knew Yahweh, the God of the Bible very well.  Plus he was a very smart, courageous man who was a very, very good leader.  Do you remember his name?  Click on his picture to begin learning about him and then click here for additional information. A fun video about the Ten Commandments For a written list of the Ten commandmentspleaseclick here   Click on the picture for more information about the Tabernacle of Moses Scroll down to the bottom of the page for the answers to the questions
Do you know what the word "church" means? Click here to find out.                                    #1 This is a picture of a very wise man. Do you know who it is?   #6 What form of government did the founders of America utilize to form America?           #5 Do you know the 5th Commandment? #2 This man was an evangelist. Inspired by Yahweh God he altered the course of America.			Libertys Kids 1x09      These verses summarize   The Ten Commandments   36 Master, which is the great commandment in the law? 37 Yeshua (Jesus) said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. 38 This is the first and great commandment. 39 And the second is like unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.  Matthew 22:36-39 (KJV)       #3 When is Reformation Day?
1738-1784: The "Great Awakening" A general timeline of the Christian revival in England and America. 1728 William Law writes "A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life." 1738 John and Charles Wesley, George Whitefield and others begin to preach the good news to thousands across England and the colonies 1740 Open-air preaching, miracles and involvement of the poor break tradition from church as usual. A nominal connection with Church of England continues until 1790's. 1741 George Frederick Handel composes "The Messiah". 1779 Charles Simeon, a scrupulous college student, discovers God's free grace in Yeshua the Messiah (Jesus the Christ). He becomes an Anglican evangelical leader. 1779 Olney Hymns published; it includes the original form of "Amazing Grace", by John Newton, a converted slave trader. 1784 John Wesley developes a method of duplication and evangilism which contributes even more to the Great Awakening in America			Check back here for occasional special videos They are fun to watch!
Rulers should not be a terror to good works                   but to evil....  Rom. 13:3		#4 Fill in the blank "The _ _ _ _ _ is the Book upon which this Republic rests.     - Andrew Jackson, Seventh President of the United States           Mom's and sisters had very important jobs to do during the war for American Independence too!