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In this Second Edition of America's Revival Heritage, Dr. Eddie Hyatt shows that the first immigrants to America were devout Christians who were seeking church reform and renewal, for which they were persecuted in the Old World. He documents the critical role of the First Great Awakening in the formation of the United States of America and shows how this revival broke down racial, denominational, and cultural barriers and prepared the way for the Declaration of Independence of 1776. He documents the faith of the Founding Fathers and shows that it was the fruit of this Awakening. He explains...

In this book, Dr. Eddie Hyatt examines the biblical character of Apostolic ministry and discusses whether there are apostles in the church today. He shows how the perception of the apostolic has shifted and changed throughout history with different institutional trends and recurring spiritual renewal movements. He explains the origin pf the concept of apostolic succession and shows how it applies to the church today. He addresses modern attempts, such as the New Apostolic Reformation, to restore the apostolic office to the church. He offers biblical and practical guidelines for ...

Drawing on recent scientific discoveries, archaeology, history, the Bible, and his own personal experience, Dr, Eddie Hyatt presents a compelling case for the existence of God, the reliability of the Bible, the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ, and the path to a personal dynamic relationship with the Creator.

In 1857, four years before the outbreak of the Civil War, a great prayer revival swept unexpectedly across America. As if drawn by an invisible force, multitudes daily gathered in churches, halls, fire stations and auditoriums to pour out their hearts to God. This prayer revival, which was America's Third Great Awakening, was timely, for the nation would soon pass through her darkest hour and would need the Divine assistance to survive. This great prayer revival released the spiritual and moral resources necessary to end slavery and save the nation from total ruin.

Four hunded years ago a small band of Christian reformers came to America in search of indiviudal and religious liberty. Their willingness to risk it all in their quest for freedom helped give birth to the United States of America. Based primarily on their own writings, Dr. Eddie Hyatt gives an overview of their faith and vision, their trials and triumphs, and their profound impact on American life and culture. On this 400-year anniversary of their arrival in the New World, this book will help us remember them as they really were.

Dr. Eddie Hyatt presents a compelling argument from Scripture, history, and his own personal experience that God calls women to serve as pastors and other leadership roles n the church. He addresses the church's obsession with "authority" and shows how it is at odds with Jesus and the New Testament. He addresses the two passages commonly used to limit women, I Timothy 2:11-12 and I Corinthians 14:34-35, and shows how, when placed in their historical context, it becomes clear that Paul was not placing restrictions on all women everywhere. He also discusses the role of the Holy Spirit in the ...

In "Paul, Women and Church," Dr. Eddie Hyatt argues convincingly that Paul the Apostle was a friend of women and an advocate for their equal status in the gospel of Jesus Christ. He does this by showing the many women in Paul's life including friends, coworkers, and a spiritual mother. He also addresses the "hard sayings" of Paul where he seems to silence women and restrict their role in the church and home. Hyatt examines these passages within their cultural context and life setting and offers interpretations that affirm Paul as a friend of women and a champion for their complete freedom ...

In this Second Edition of Pilgrims and Patriots, Dr. Eddie Hyatt ells the forgotten story of the radical Christians who laid the intellectual and moral foundations of the American republic. He shows clearly that they were not from the established churches of Europe. Instead, they were Radical Reformers who sought a return to the Christianity of the New Testament, and who envisioned a nation founded on faith and freedom. Hyatt shows the vital role of prayer in the founding of the nation, demonstrated by the numerous calls for prayer issued by the Continental Congress and by the daily prayers...

Along with the promised world-wide outpouring of the Holy Spirit (Acts 2:17), Jesus and the Biblical writers warn of a time of great deception at the end of the age. In this volume, Dr. Eddie Hyatt shows how this deception is already at work today in prophetic and revival movments. He also provides tools for recognizing and defeating these emissaries of Satan who come, not in red suits carring pitchforks, but disguised as “angels of light.”

Dr. Eddie Hyatt shares his initial concerns about Donald Trump and 5 reasons he changed his mind about Trump. In the process, he shares his concerns about the shift toward secularism and socialism in American culture and why he thinks Trump is the right person to lead America through this critical time.

Government-imposed lockdowns and mandates in response to Covid-19 have raised questions as to how far a free people should go in complying with such edicts that are often ureasonable and unfair. Christians were especially challenged when liquor stores and abortion clinics were declared "essential" and allowed to remain open while churches were declared "nonessential" and ordered to close. In this volume, Dr. Eddie Hyatt lays out the biblical and historical basis for godly noncompliance and the circumstances that warrant, and sometimes demand, such noncompliance.

America's founders are under attack. Their monuments are being toppled and their names removed from schools and other public buildings. School children are being taught that George Washington and Benjamin Franklin were evil, racist slaveowners who founded the United States to protect their wealth and maintain slavery. Now, in this bombshell volume, Dr. Eddie Hyatt confronts this twisted history head-on by documenting how America's founders turned against slavery at a time when it was accepted and practiced throughout the world. He shows how they were, in fact, ahead of their times in their ...

The host of the Eddie Hyatt Podcast has over 50 years of experience as a pastor, missionary, Bible teacher, and professor of theology. The study of God’s word has been a life-time endeavor. Some years ago, he heard the Holy Spirit give a commission for the rest of His life. It was the simple words of Jesus to Peter in John 21:17, ”Feed My Sheep!”

Was America founded as a Christian nation? In this small book Dr. Eddie Hyatt clearly demonstrates that although America was not founded as a theocracy, the Founders counted on Christianity to provide the moral and intellectual underpinnings for its stability and prosperity. He presents the five founding principles--pillars--on which the nation was founded. These are the principles that made America great.

A Biblical and historical examination of the Catholic doctrine of papal infallibility with goal of answering the question, "Is papal infallibility the key to Christian unity or a source of conflict and division?"

Dr. Eddie Hyatt brings a lifetime of experience observing and experiencing the Biblical gift of prophecy to this volume. He has seen the good, the bad, and the ugly. He also brings his years of Biblical studies and his studies in church history. With these 3 strands of Bible, history, and personal experiecne, he has woven a timely, inspiring, and challenging message for the church today.

This book is an overview of the life and legacy of George Whitefield who ignited great Spiritual awakening on two continents and became the primary instrument of God in the Great Awakening that transformed Colonial America and gave birth to the United States of America.

Eddie Hyatt's former book, 2000 Years of Charismatic Christianity, provided inspiration and validation for revival movements around the world after it was first published in 1996. This present volume Revival Fire: Discerning Between the True & the False is a follow-up to that book and consists of Dr. Hyatt's mature reflections on the state of spiritual renewal in America and the world today. He shows that the way forward is by striking a healthy balance between Word & Spirit and by taking the time to learn from revival/renewal movements of the past. He offers guidelines for discerning ...

In this ground breaking book, Dr. Eddie L. Hyatt, documents how the mature Benjamin Franklin moved away from Deism and back to his Puritan Heritage and the Puritan vision for a Christian nation. This happened primarily through his close friendship with George Whitefield, the most famous preacher of the Great Awakening. Secularists have presented Franklin as an avowed Deist. In this volume, Hyatt presents the rest of the story about Franklin--that part of his story the Left would rather you did not know.

Martin Luther changed the course of Christian and world history. In his latest book, Dr. Eddie Hyatt examines the strengths and weaknesses of Luther and shows what made Luther the amazing history-maker he became. Hyatt also highlights the supernatural in Luther's life--the answered prayers, miraculous healings and Spiritual gifts. He also documents Luther's confrontation of false miracles and prophets.