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Originally from here. (The Elijah List, May 27, 2010). This Third Great Awakening is a Great Return, where multitudes will disengage from Jezebel’s table and return to the Table of the Lord. — For a decade, I (Jon) have been … Continue reading →

Extract taken from: http://www.elijahlist.com/words/display_word.html?ID=1885 “Revelation from the Library Room of Heaven” by Shawn Bolz Jan 28, 2004 ___________ In This Library Room Was Charles Finney! After looking at many books, the spiritual being that was with me motioned me toward … Continue reading →

When the wicked spring up like grass, and when all the workers of iniquity flourish, it is that they may be destroyed forever. Psalm 92:7 In this essay, I intend to show: 1. Who it is that God considers “wicked”; … Continue reading →

DESERT FATHERS, CELTIC SAINTS, AND BENEDICTINES 1. Paul of Thebes………… d. 341 2. Antony the Great……. d. 356 3. Patrick of Ireland……. d. 493 4. Brigit of Kildare……… d. 525 5. Benedict of Nursia….. d. 547 6. Columba of Iona…….. … Continue reading →

The Great Awakening with Jonathan Edwards (1734-1737) The Great Awakening with George Whitefield (1739-1741) The Methodist Revival with John Wesley (1738-1743) Part 1: George Whitefield and Jonathan Edwards on Hell: The Doctrine of Eternal Punishment 1. George Whitefield: The Eternity … Continue reading →

St. Patrick’s Day: Think Again! It is sad to know, that most people associate the name of St. Patrick with the festivities of St. Patrick’s Day—which involves beer, drunkenness, the color green, and lastly, leprechauns, lucky clovers, and perhaps a … Continue reading →

If it is hard for the righteous to be saved, what will become of the ungodly and the sinner? –1 Peter 4:18 Even for the Righteous, It is Hard to Be Saved I have come to realize in my Gospel … Continue reading →

A Wesleyan Arminian Gospel Bibliography: On Justification, Assurance, and Sanctification Cannon, William. The Theology of John Wesley: With Special Reference to the Doctrine of Justification. New York: Abingdon, 1946. Clarke, Adam. Clarke’s Christian Theology. Nicholasville, KY: Schmul, 1990. Collins, Kenneth. … Continue reading →

When I was a child, I had the privilege of growing up in a somewhat Biblical atmosphere. I grew up in church, and the Bible was preached, and people worshipped God on a weekly basis. I was taught to love … Continue reading →