Eighteenth-Century Evangelicals as Spiritual Mentors: Love Is Unfurled ed Amanda )Martin and We Cannot Be Silent:

and We Cannot Be Silent: Speaking Truth to a Culture Redefining Sex

one of the most cherished affirmations of the Reformation

the first-century historical context (especially the history of Ephesus

most notably Cornelius Van Til: Reformed Apologist and Churchman

and interpreting them correctly

Eighteenth-Century Evangelicals as Spiritual Mentors: Love Is Unfurled ed Amanda )Martin and We Cannot Be Silent:Alongside the fourth and sixteenth centuries, the eighteenth century is arguably one of the most important eras in Christian history. The great evangelical awakening that began in the 1730s resulted in many thousands of conversions on both sides of the Atlantic and a reviving of the church throughout the English speaking world. Here, historian Michael Haykin considers key aspects of this revivalthe anointed preaching, the new birth and justification,