Revival, Racism, & Rapture: A Fireside Reflection on Culture and Times - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Pastor Joseph Girdler takes you inside detailed eye witness accounts of revival themes including the Second Great Awakening at Cane Ridge, KY, the 1970 revival impact of Asbury College, Wilmore, KY, and more. As one of the first denominational superintendents in America to publish a statement during the 2020 political and racial turbulence, Girdler candidly addresses systemic racism re-defined through national unrest.

The Covid-19 global pandemic is further considered, and detailed endnotes and bibliographic information is usefully offered. As in his preceding books, fascinating, characteristic personal history and storylines are interweaved throughout Revival, Racism, & Rapture.

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What Others Have Said
“…a prophetic call for…spiritual awakening. The passion of the author is contagious. When writing on racism, Dr. Girdler refuses to relegate his concerns to platitudes when he says, ‘We don’t have to say things perfectly; I simply need to have the conversation.’ This apostolic voice from Kentucky is a timely word for 2020 and beyond.”
- Dr. Bob Rhoden, Glen Allen, VA

“…a great resource on how to lead and respond to cultural issues with biblical clarity.”
- Rev. Doug Clay, General Superintendent, Assemblies of God, Springfield, MO

“…a thought-provoking read… a theological thread woven throughout the book, Dr. Girdler is an emerging voice concerning the workings of the Holy Spirit. …this book will…become a staple in Bible College classrooms.”
- Dr. Adam C. Sikorski, Associate Professor, North Central University, Minneapolis, MN

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