Issue 23. Spiritual Awakenings in North America
Summary
Three Great Awakenings on the eastern seaboard mark the spiritual highs of 18th and 19th century American Christianity. Congregations lulled to sleep by dreary, hypocritical leaders were roused by the raw intensity of the Holy Spirit's presence in the words spoken and lives lived by Stoddard, Edwards, Wesley, Asbury, Finney, Whitefield, Frelinghuysen and others. Open this issue of Christian History & Biography to awaken yourself to the empowering Divine presence available to all Christians.
Inside this issue you'll find:
- Awakenings in America:
Seasons of the Spirit
Spiritual awakenings have brought lasting benefits to the Church and the surrounding culture. Have we forgotten our great heritage of renewals? - Also: Patterns of Spiritual Renewal
- A Dawning in the New World
In colonial times in New England and the Middle Colonies, the seeds were being sown for a great spiritual harvest. - God's Wonderful Working
Thirty years before the Revolution, the colonies were swept with spiritual renewal. - Also: Jonathan Edwards
- George Whitefield
- In the Wake of the Great Awakening
The Awakening not only brought spiritual renewal to God's people, and new conversions, but salt and light to the society around. - Apostles on Horseback
Before highways, bridges, and motels, an amazing group of courageous preachers traveled the rough frontier. - The Return of the Spirit:
The Second Great Awakening - Also: Peter Cartwright
- Charles Grandison Finney and the Second Phase of the Second Great Awakening
- Also: Asahel Nettleton
- In the Wake of the Second Great Awakening
- The Time for Prayer:
The Third Great Awakening
During the Third Great Awakening of 1857 to 1859, 10,000 people in New York City alone gathered together dailyeven left workto pray. The same thing was taking place all over the country, in small towns as well as in great cities. - In the Wake of the Third Great Awakening
- Sleepers Awake
- Praying Boldly
Concluding thoughts on our great need to pray
- Did You Know?
- From the Editor
- CH Timeline
- Recommended Resources
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