The evangelical movement is in need of being “born again” and can start by abandoning its license to indulge immorality.

He was converted under the preaching of George Whitefield in 1752. Soon after, he began studying and eventually became a Baptist pastor. He served as a minister in several places, including ...

[London] (at the Bible & Crown near Shoe Lane Fleet Street) : Sold by E. Sumpter ... and the most eminent book and print-sellers in the 3 kingdoms, May 2nd 1763. Dr Squintum's exaltation or the ...

Proximity to the heath, or uncultivated land, allegedly hardened hearts to gospel preaching. Too much closeness to the ... Center for Faith and Justice in San Francisco and author of George Whitefield ...

We’ll actually Whitefield preceded the Wesleys in his ministry. He was the one who started preaching in the open air and encouraged John Wesley to do the same, which John was at first reluctant to do.

He had arrived in Philadelphia that summer day of 1740 with the understanding that he was going to meet with George Whitefield, the preaching sensation of the day, to discuss with him the problems ...

The Great Awakening in the Connecticut River Valley includes two key figures, Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield. Jonathan Edwards was America’s first theologian, a Yale-educated Congregational ...

Her poem, “An Elegiac Poem, on the Death of the Celebrated Divine George Whitefield,” which was ... She traveled across the country, preaching about accepting God and the brotherhood of ...

Why was George Whitefield Controversial? Because George Whitefield refused to soft-pedal his preaching, he received various responses. His bluntness sometimes offended people, and many established ...

In 1772 he wrote : “ To this day field-preaching ... were present.” Whitefield attracted great numbers, and made many fashionable converts in the great world. George II. rallied one of these ...