How did the Reformers like Luther and Calvin rediscover grace—and what challenges came with their teachings? In this episode, Dr. John Reeve joins Joe Kidder to trace the story of grace from the Middle Ages through the Reformation and into modern movements. Together they explore key ideas like Luther’s “just shall live by faith,” Calvin’s TULIP, and Arminius’ emphasis on prevenient grace, showing how each shaped the church’s understanding of salvation. This conversation highlights both the beauty of God’s gift of grace and the dangers of leaning too far toward works or predestination.