The reformers *restored* the ordinances given in Scripture: baptism and the Lord's supper, and stripped the church of false "sacraments" that were lying to people, telling them they would be saved by those ceremonies.

Yes. That's my point. While we are right about salvation functionally and understand the golden chain of salvation properly, as a rule reformed Christians don't live out sanctification as richly as the Orthodox and Catholics do because we have desacramentalized our houses of worship, liturgy, and traditions.