October is Reformation Month, with October 31st as Reformation Day, the day when Martin Luther nailed his Ninety-five Theses to the doors of a church in Wittenburg. This month is a time to remember the Reformation and its call back to sola scriptura (Scripture alone), sola gratia (grace alone), sola fide (faith alone), solus Christus (Christ alone), and soli Deo gloria (the glory of God alone). We have CDs, piano solo and choir sheet music, and other resources available below that go along with the theme of Reformation Month and help to remind us of the truths the Reformation brought back to light.
Piano Solos
- A Mighty Fortress Is Our God (FREE; Elementary)
- A Mighty Fortress Is Our God (FREE; Advanced)
- All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name (Intermediate)
- All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name (FREE; Late Elementary)
- Amazing Grace / Grace Greater than Our Sin (Late Intermediate)
- Faith of Our Fathers (Late Intermediate)
- Grace Greater than Our Sin (FREE; Elementary)
- He Will Hold Me Fast (Advanced)
- Holy! Holy! Holy! (Advanced)
- Holy! Holy! Holy! (Intermediate)
- How Firm a Foundation (Intermediate)
- In Christ Alone (Advanced)
- Jesus Paid It All (Intermediate)
- Jesus Paid It All / I Stand Amazed / Nothing but the Blood (Late Intermediate)
- My Faith Has Found a Resting Place (FREE; Late Elementary)
- My Faith Has Found a Resting Place / I Know Whom I Have Believed (Late Intermediate)
- Now Praise We Christ, the Holy One (Advanced)
- Praise to the Lord, the Almighty (FREE; Early Advanced)
Choir Music
- A Mighty Fortress Is Our God (SATB & Piano)
Reformed Hymns for Listening
If you don't play the piano, but would like to listen to these songs during Reformation Month, you can find a playlist of music for the month on YouTube here.
Learn More about the Reformation
For those of you who would like to learn more about the Reformation, the reformers, and the ideas these men set forth, I highly recommend this church history podcast: Church History Life Group. And if you're not a huge fan of history, don't worry! I have never been a huge history fan, but this podcast never ceases to fascinate me! Richard Smith is such a great teacher and always presents the stories of history in a fun and educational way. I hope that you will take a listen to it and enjoy it!