Ken Hensley and Matt Swaim conclude their series looking at the life and thought of Martin Luther, and how his experiences shaped him to become the initiator of the Protestant Reformation.

In particular, Ken looks at three key questions about the origins of sola Scriptura that led him to conclude that it could not possibly have been the faith and practice of the early Church. Having come to that realization, Ken wasn’t yet sure what kind of Christian he’d have to become; he just knew that there was no way he could be a sola Scriptura Protestant any longer.