Secrets of Modern Day Reformation Revealed" | Dr. Roberts Liardon - Ep.14

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Today we learn the distinction between revival and reformation, as articulated by our esteemed guest, Dr. Robert Liardon. Revival typically serves to rejuvenate the hearts of individuals and smaller communities, whereas reformation aims to institute enduring changes within societal structures and cultural paradigms. We delve into the historical significance of both phenomena, emphasizing that while revivals may yield temporary transformations, it is the reformation that engenders lasting societal impact. We also explore contemporary examples of revival activity while concurrently acknowledging that we stand at the precipice of a significant reformation in our culture. This episode serves as both an informative discourse and a call to action to you, to engage actively in shaping the future through a commitment to divine principles.

CHAPTERS

(00:00) - Highlight

(00:50) - Today's Guest

(03:07) - The Journey of a Historian

(09:49) - The Impact of Martin Luther and the Salvation Army

(23:24) - The Shift from Revival to Reformation

(26:54) - The Call to Reformation and Resistance

(36:07) - The Great North American Reformation

(44:30) - Bridging Generations: Lessons from the Older Generation

(47.06) - Thank you

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Mentioned in this Episode:

• Oral Roberts University
• Oral Roberts
• Kenneth Hagin
• Charlie Kirk
• Kathryn Kuhlman
• Martin Luther
• William Booth
• Rodney Howard Browne
• Kenneth Copeland
• Lance Wallnau