Revival: Spiritual Awakening in the Reformed Tradition (Haykin)

Is there room for revival for Reformed Christians? In Revival: Spiritual Awakening in the Reformed Tradition, historian Michael Haykin examines awakenings heralded by Calvinist ministers, including Jonathan Edwards, George Whitefield, and more, to answer with a resounding “Yes!” After examining the Holy Spirit’s outpourings during the Reformation and English Puritanism, Haykin focuses on two remarkable moments of renewal in the eighteenth century: the Great Awakening and the revival of the Particular Baptists in the British and Irish archipelago. As you read, you will learn how to discern the difference between man-made excitement and the Holy Spirit’s awakening work. Read Revival: Spiritual Awakening in the Reformed Tradition to ignite your desire for spiritual awakening our day!Table of Contents Introduction 1. “When the Spirit Shall Be Poured Forth Plentifully”: Revival in the Reformation and English Puritanism 2. “God Is Doing Marvellous Things”: The British Need for and Experience of Revival in the Eighteenth Century 3. “Come to This Life-Giving Stream”: George Whitefield and His Ministry in a Time of Revival 4. “He Carries Fire Wherever He Goes”: William Grimshaw and the Haworth Revival 5. “The Theologian of Revival”: Becoming Jonathan Edwards 6. “A Spirit of Powerful Holy Affection”: Twelve Marks of Genuine Revival 7. “We Are a Garden Wall’d Around”: Particular Baptists Needing Revival 8. “Impress Thy Truth upon My Heart with Thine Own Seal”: Andrew Fuller and Theological Reformation 9. “The Lord Is Doing Great Things, and Answering Prayer Everywhere”: John Sutcliff and the Concert of Prayer for Revival Conclusion: Eight Theses on Revival Appendix 1: William Grimshaw’s Letter on the Haworth Revival Appendix 2: John Stutterd, “The Means of Reviving and Promoting Religion” Acknowledgments