Puritan Storm Rising

De: Jay Rogers, Jeff Ziegler, Paul Jehle, Peter Hammond

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Rediscover the fire that forged a nation.

Join the fight to reclaim it! Puritan Storm Rising is more than a history - it is a call to arms. This book unearths the explosive legacy of the Puritans - their covenantal theology, doctrines of grace, and vision for a Christian civilization. From the Reformation to the Great Awakenings, their convictions shaped the West and birthed America. Now, in an age of spiritual decay and tyranny, their wisdom is our most vital weapon.

This book equips you to:

1. Resist the collapse of faith and freedom.
2. Revive the transformative power of the Gospel in every sphere of life.
3. Rebuild a culture under the Lordship of Christ.

The storm that once rose against tyranny is gathering again. Will you stand in the breach?

The time for Revival and Reformation is now!

Jay Rogers' Puritan Storm Rising is a combination of a compelling compendium of the history of Christians' faithful labors to make known the reign of Christ and a clear roadmap toward pressing His crown rights in our own day. Entertaining, engaging, inspiring and informative my prayer is it will be widely read and widely implemented. ~ R.C. Sproul Jr.

Puritan Storm Rising explores the historical, cultural, and theological legacy of the Puritans and their significant influence on Western civilization, particularly in America.

The book is divided into four parts:

Part 1: Puritan Storm Rising – Examines the origins of the Puritan movement, its roots in the Protestant Reformation, and key figures like John Calvin, John Knox, and Oliver Cromwell. It highlights the Puritans' vision of a City of God, emphasizing covenant theology, biblical law, and Christ's sovereignty over all aspects of life. It also discusses the Pilgrims' and Puritans' contributions to American political and cultural foundations, such as the Mayflower Compact and the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.

Part 2: The Impact of the Puritans on Culture and Politics – Explores the Puritans' role in shaping American culture, education, and governance, including their influence on the Great Awakening, the abolitionist movement, and the American Revolution. Prominent figures like Jonathan Edwards, George Whitefield, Samuel Adams, and Patrick Henry are highlighted for their commitment to biblical principles and societal transformation.

Part 3: The United States of America 2.0 – The Great Reset – Discusses the theological and historical basis for civil resistance and the doctrine of nullification, advocating for a return to the Puritan vision of a covenantal society under God's law. It emphasizes resisting tyranny and rebuilding America as a Christian republic.

Part 4: Recovering Our Christian American Logos – Traces America's cultural and historical identity to Celtic and Anglo-Saxon traditions, emphasizing the recovery of its Christian heritage and civilizational logos. The book calls for a Neo-Puritan revival to restore America's moral and spiritual foundations.

The book also addresses challenges posed by Modernism, Liberalism, and postmodern ideologies, advocating for cultural renewal and societal reformation under the Lordship of Christ. It emphasizes historical integrity, cultural unity, spiritual warfare, and the transformative power of the Gospel as a blueprint for reformation in the 21st century.