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Biblical eLearning (http://biblicalelearning.org) presents: Dr. Roger Green on American Christianity
Dr. Roger Green has a Ph.D. in theology from Boston College, and a D.D. (honorary) from William and Catherine Booth College. He has taught for over 40 years at Barrington and then Gordon College (Wenham, MA). Roger has written books on William and Katherine Booth the founders of the Salvation Army from which tradition Roger hails. He is co-editor of The Salvation Army’s theological journal entitled Word & Deed: A Journal of Salvation Army Theology and Ministry and speaks regularly around the world on Salvation Army historical/theological issues. This series is presented by the Biblical Studies and Christian Ministries Department of Gordon College to honor him and express our love to both him and his wife Karen for their friendship and modeling servant leadership reminiscent of Christ himself. May God bless your heart as you have blessed ours.
Street Preacherz
Mr. Day, Have you read Jonathan Edwards, “a faithful account of…” an account of the awakening. I haven’t. Sounds really good especially if it was an influence for Wesley as stated on the lecture.
Varnel Watson
A faithful Narrative you mean? That and Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God
Street Preacherz
Sinners in the hands is a sermon. He says a faithful narrative is a book. Does he mention the aims or preparation or effects of sermons. I get the feeling something is missing??? 13 hours. For him I think it was that in prayer for Seymour. Years of preparation. What do you think is the “big take away” from the book? Ok correction it’s an essay. I’ll read it. 13 hours of study a day? No wonder our own awakening is with held.
Street Preacherz
The reviews say “universal steps.” I’ll have to read it and get back to you? maybe on a thread for that ‘soteriology’