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How Revival Changes History

April 10, 2008
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Presenting the call from the campus of Reformed Theological Seminary in Charlotte, here is RTS's president, Dr. Michael Milton. You could add to all those great shifts in history, the conversion of Augustine, who was under the conviction of Monica, his mother, who heard children playing and heard the voice of a little girl take up and read, and he was saved. And historians tell us that a revival of grace begin to flower in the early church. You could speak of the conversion of Susanna Wesley's disturbed son, John, a washed up missionary of failure as a minister in Savannah, heart broken from a torrid and filled love affair on his way back to England, goes to a Bible study at St. Paul's Cathedral, and there at St. Paul's, the Bible teacher only gets through the preface to the book of Romans by Martin Luther. John Wesley, we're told, walks down Alder's skate street, and he kneels down and prays, and feels his heart strangely warmed. And Toine, be the secular historian, says that England was saved, a bloody revolution as France had, because of the preaching of John Wesley. Oh, you could talk about Lutheran Calvin and the great awakening in America, the revivals in China and India in our own day, they've all changed history. This is what happens in revival, and nothing is more beautiful. Be a part of helping create his story. Consider your call as Christ ambassador, led reformed theological seminary in Charlotte, assist you in developing your gifts and talents. Contact us online. Our complete web address is the call dot rts dot edu. That's the call dot rts dot edu or phone 704-366-5066. That's 704-366-5066. The call is the radio outreach of reformed theological seminary in Charlotte, North Carolina.