Everyone thinks the Protestant Revolt started with Martin Luther in 1517. Well, it did … but, Luther himself recognized he was standing on work of men that came before him. He thought he was standing on the shoulders of giants, but we know he was standing on sand. Join Charlie as he talks about the man Luther called “The Morning Star of the Reformation,” John Wycliffe.
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