This is the second episode on the big topic of “revivalism.” The modern Evangelical movement began in the 1730’s with a series of revivals that came to be known as “The Great Awakening.” The immense influence of that movement is still being debated today, and this video continues to delve into the fascinating events from almost 300 years ago. Steve and Paulette also share how they viewed their Christian faith through the lens of revivalism for much of their lives.
Up Next in Most Comments
-
What is Contemporary Critical Theory?...
In this second episode in our series on Critical Theory, we take a closer look at the major tenets of Contemporary Critical Theory (CCT). What characteristics tie the various streams of CCT together? Don't we see similar characteristics taught in the Bible? We answer these questions and more with...
-
A Pirate Christian's Guide to the Old...
-
A Human is in Heaven - E.2 - He Ascen...
One of the ways we can distort the gospel is when we only focus on what happens to people after they die. This episode looks at Jesus’ resurrection and ascension from 1 Corinthians 15 and argues that Christ’s ascension emphatically affirms the goodness of the material world and proclaims that the...
3 Comments