J ust one hundred years ago, God awakened America coast to coast with the most phenomenal spiritual revival of her history. Everything about that movement seemed unusual: the time and place of its ...

Revivals like this have been called “Great Awakenings” since the first one, in the 1740s. Today’s acolytes use similar language, so this one might be called the “The Great Awokening.” ...

History shows us that true revival rarely begins in grand arenas. It starts in secret prayer closets, quiet convictions, and the unseen decisions of people who dare to live differently.

The 50th Anniversary National Tour of “Jesus Christ Superstar” is one of the greatest pieces of live theater I’ve ever seen. It has the potential to join such productions as Sam Mendes ...

If we look fairly at the history of America, there is a history of Great Revivals or Awakenings that helped shape our history. The 1st Great Awakening (1725-1760), led by leaders from several ...

America has been the site of several seminal revivals. The First and Second Great Awakenings, which began in the 1730s and 1790s, respectively, swept the land in two tsunami waves, upending our ...

In the American tradition, revival is bound up with a populist spirit. The Second Great Awakening (1795–1835) was a great outpouring of religious belief, but it did not reliably support the ...

Ten years later, its people would host the largest revival of the Second Great Awakening in America. Credit: Brooke Hasch, WHAS11 This stone shrine was built in 1954 as a way to preserve the ...