In rediscovering the gospel of salvation by faith and grace alone, Luther started to reform the Church through a reformation of theology. In the 18th century through movements like the Moravians there was a recovery of a new intimacy with God, which led to a reformation of spirituality, the Second Reformation. Now God is touching the wineskins themselves, initiating a Third Reformation, a reformation of structure.  Wolfgang Simpson, 15 Theses "There are some who would suggest it's a reformation of ecclesiology parallel in significance to the reformation in theology in the 1500s and the reformation in mission in the 1800s, and this is a third component of necessary reformation," he says. "I think that is true." Murry Moerman, director of church planting, Outreach Canada, Delta, B.C.  Read the article ". . . a minority group presently not even noticed by many will become the mainstream of North American Christianity in only two decades. Read more from Revolution The net now forming . . . At this very moment in history God is beginning to cover the world with a network of interlocking relationships between groups of believers in every place. Although the net is in a very early stage of development, it is forming at a rapid pace. Initially, God is joining key individuals and groups together, making critical personal and geographical connections for His future purposes. But His intention is to involve everyone who is willing to be a part of this net. Phil Townend, The Bridge. Read the article The new reformation is first a reformation of the heart. Only then will God release us to re-form structures. Read 95 Theses for Church Revolution