Join us for this on campus event on January 16, to visit the campus, meet our president, hear from our faculty, and ask admissions related questions. Register here.

In 1525, Martin Luther published his seminal work, The Bondage of the Will. This theological treatise became a cornerstone of Reformation theology as Luther rejected the notion that people can achieve their own salvation, arguing instead for God’s sovereign will in redemption. Five hundred years later, Luther’s crucial book continues to remind Christians of their absolute need for God’s grace.

The 2025 Winter Conference at Reformation Bible College will reflect on Luther’s life and the impact of The Bondage of the Will on the history of Christian thought. This conference will also challenge us to keep the core truths of the gospel at the forefront of our worship and our witness to the world around us. Register here.