Letters on Revival

“Letters on Revival” by Ebenezer Porter, published by Banner of Truth Trust in 2004, is a reprint edition comprising 136 pages in English. This book presents a collection of letters from Porter, who witnessed the revival movements that swept through New England and other parts of the United States between 1798 and 1808. The letters reflect Porter’s passionate desire for church revival while maintaining a balanced perspective against the potential pitfalls of fanaticism.
Readers will find insights into the characteristics of the revivals, the methods employed for the conversion of sinners, and the obstacles faced during these spiritual awakenings. Porter discusses the experiences of those who were hopefully converted and examines the long-term impacts of the revivals on the churches. Additionally, he addresses emerging theories regarding divine influence in the conversion process, making this work a valuable resource for those interested in the intersections of religion, Christian living, and evangelism.
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Revival swept throught the churches of New England and other parts of the United States between 1798 and 1808. These letters of Ebenezer Porter, an eyewitness of the revivals, display two characteristics not always found together: warm zeal to see the church revived, and wise moderation in resisting tendencies to fanaticism. Porter outlines the characteristics of the revivals he had witnessed, the means used for the conversion of sinners, hindrances to revivals, the exercises of those hopefully converted, and the longer-term effects of the revivals on the churches. He also deals helpfully with new theories that were appearing on the subject of divine influence in the conversion of sinners. The result is a permanently valuable guide to the nature and effects of revivals of religion.
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