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Archive for '-Revival What Ifs?'

Revival What Ifs: What if The Welsh Revival Happened Today–In America?

The entire nation of Wales was touched by the Welsh Revival (1904-1906). It is said that the effects are still felt among some of the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of those who participated in the Revival. Over 100,000 came to Christ, pubs were closed, police had little of nothing to do, and sports had difficulty finding [...]

Revival What Ifs: What if John Wesley was Preaching Today?

John Wesley (1703-1791) is said to have preached over 40,000 sermons and traveled more than 250,000 miles (400,000 km). He is most famous for his open-air revival services held in fields and parks throughout Great Britain.
Following an experience at Aldersgate, John believed that God had called him to bring revival to the nation. Thousands [...]

Revival What Ifs: What if "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" was Preached Today?

Jonathan Edwards preached his famous ‘Great Awakening’ sermon- "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God", on July 8, 1741 at Enfield, Mass. (later Connecticut). When I studied "Sinners…" in seminary it was presented as a bad example of ‘hell fire’ sermons that no modern minister would or should ever dare to preach. In [...]

Revival What Ifs: What If ‘Azusa Street’ Started Today?

This is the first and maybe the last in a series of posts exploring what it might be like if certain revivals started today.  Enjoy:
…..If Azusa Street started today:
1. The LA Fire Dept. would shut down the meetings. Too many folks stuffed in a dangerous wooden barn.
2. OSHA would come by and fine [...]