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Jonathan Edwards on Movements

By: Dave Coles
Narrated by: Ed Phillips
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The world was a very different place, nearly 300 years ago, when Jonathan Edwards wrote about events happening during the First Great Awakening. He responded to criticisms of that awakening with careful, biblically based analysis of pros and cons of the events taking place.

Current discussions about Church Planting Movements (CPMs) and Disciple Making Movements (DMMs) employ numerous terms not found in Edwards’ writings. Yet the Lord has not changed, the Bible has not changed, and the gospel has not changed. Edwards’ incisive and edifying analysis contains numerous insights that have endured through the centuries. The wisdom we glean from Edwards’ comments on the awakening of his time can shed helpful light on current discussions about movements taking place in our time.

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©2022 Dave Coles (P)2023 Dave Coles
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I was challenged afresh to be more open minded to the works of the Holy Spirit, even if they are surprising (which they often are)! The narrator was a bit sleepy in some parts.

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