As the teachings of the Protestant Reformation spread throughout Europe, Protestant movements appeared in many different countries. In several nations, the Reformation was eventually suppressed by relentless persecution. However, persecution was not always able to extinguish the Protestant cause. In this message, W. Robert Godfrey explains how the Reformation took root in Scotland in spite of government opposition, largely through the diligent and persistent ministry of John Knox. This message is from part 3 of Dr. Godfrey’s study series A Survey of Church History. Learn more: https://www.ligonier.org/learn/series/a-survey-of-church-history-part-3