In this episode, Steve and Paulette go through an old hymnal from the church they attended as teenagers. They examine the effects of emotionalism, mysticism, and of course, Revivalism in some very popular hymns and compare those lyrics to hymns that are older and more theologically grounded. There is also some interesting discussion on Dwight Moody, Billy Sunday, and the Evangelical movement from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Consider Revival III: God’s Response ...
*The audio this week is a little “off.” Due to a technical difficulty we had to use our secondary audio. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Hezekiah, as John and Steve discussed last week, was not a perfect king. But he was faithful. He trusted in the Lord and His hand. He destroyed the idols a...
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Consider Revival IV: Repenting Leader...
After three weeks of looking at Old Testament accounts of God’s nearness—what we would call “revival” today—John Snyder and Steve Crampton begin this week to examine a historical revival mentioned earlier in the series.
This revival took place in Scotland in the 17th century. Before it began, ...
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Consider Revival V: Seeking Revival P...
This is the fifth and final episode of John Snyder and Steve Crampton discussing revival. Last week they introduced a little book called *The Causes of the Lord’s Wrath against Scotland Manifested in His Sad, Late Dispensations.* In that book, Presbyterian pastors across Scotland joined together ...
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