The Effects of Revival
What happens when God brings revival? Jonathan Edwards explains: “This work of God, as it was carried on, and the number of true saints multiplied, soon made a glorious alteration in the town: so that in the spring and summer of 1735, the town (Northampton, Massachusetts) seemed to be full of the presence of God: it never was so full of love, nor of joy, … Continue reading The Effects of Revival
Revival and Awakening
Many people would agree that the church needs revival today, but what does that mean? Dr. Garth Rosell, professor of Church History at Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary defines revival this way: “A renewal of spiritual vitality sent to the church by God’s Spirit and always producing in the life of the believer a deeper love for God and a more active concern for one’s neighbor.” You … Continue reading Revival and Awakening
Christopher Hitchens and the Myth of Liberal Christianity
I came across something not too long ago that really struck me. It involved Christopher Hitchens, one of the most well known atheists in the world up until his death last year and a Unitarian minister named Marilyn Sewell. The following exchange took place near the start of their interview: Sewell: The religion you cite in your book (God is not Great) is generally the … Continue reading Christopher Hitchens and the Myth of Liberal Christianity