All Episodes
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The Whitefield Journals, 1
George Whitefield, member of the church of England, and friend of John Wesley's despised "Methodist" societies, tells the story of his young life, and slow but real aw...
The Whitefield Journals, 2
George Whitefield tells here the agonizing story of his early struggles with Satan, and of his ultimate victory. His friend and confidant during those dark days was no...
The Whitefield Journals, 3
Send a text Whitefield is ordained and begins his ministry by visiting prisons. He is blessed early on with results for his ministerings.
The Whitefield Journals, 4
Ordained Minister George Whitefield begins his work in England but soon feels the call to a colony called Georgia in America. While he waits for embarkation, the 22-ye...
The Whitefield Journals, 5
Whitefield leaves London for Georgia, a 23-year-old newly ordained minister/missionary. But he doesn't wait to land in the New World before he begins his ministerial w...
The Whitefield Journals, 6
Whitefield ministers in infant America, in places called Savannah, Charleston and Frederica, as well as to tribes of native Americans, all of whom received him as an "...
The Whitefield Journals, 7
Back on home turf, Whitefield wastes no time in getting the Word out to his fellows in England. Sickness, opposition, and the temptation to pride over his immense popu...
The Whitefield Journals, 8
Crowds of up to 80,000 (!) stand in fields to listen to the man whom some "clergymen" will not allow behind their pulpits! They stand in rain and snow and are often fi...
The Whitefield Journals, 9
Run-ins with the law were a part of the Whitefield ministry, as with the Pauline ministry and the Jesus ministry. When kept out of churches he went to the fields, but ...
The Whitefield Journals, 10
Whitefield tours the colonies. Pennsylvania, the Jerseys, the Carolinas, Virginia, Georgia, New York. Fire falls all along his pathway. The awakening is happening. Oh ...
The Whitefield Journals, 11
Here are details of reactions of those in Whitefield's meetings. Would he be welcome in some of our congregations today? Would he be forced to preach in a field?
The Whitefield Journals, 12
Journal 7. More attacks, from within his body and from church of England pulpits. Accusations and sickness do not stop him, and the awakening continues...
The Whitefield Journals, 13
First-person account of an ordinary man who knew Whitefield was in town, and his extra-ordinary response. An incredible insight into the revival that was taking place.
Whitefield Challenges Wesley, 1
First of three. The doctrines of free grace, coming down from the early centuries of the church, through Reformers and Puritans, are opposed by Mr. Wesley. Mr. Whitefi...
Whitefield Challenges Wesley, 2
Second of three. Wesley writes a sermon attacking established principles regarding the doctrines of grace. Whitefield cannot be silent. The two camps divide but contin...
Whitefield Challenges Wesley, 3
One by one Whitefield answers Wesley's objections to the doctrine of election. He closes with a compassionate appeal to their friendship, all in all showing Christians...
The Whitefield Journals, 17 (final)
Wesley's response to the Whitefield letter of 1741. An unpublished journal. Breakfast in 1765. Wesley preaches Whitefield's funeral, setting an example of love of the ...
Whitefield: The Good Shepherd:A Farewell Sermon, 1
An excellent word about our security in Christ, and our comparison to sheep...
Whitefield: The Good Shepherd: A Farewell Sermon, 2
After concluding his remarks about our security in Christ, Whitefield enters into an impassioned farewell, reminding one of a similar word from the Apostle Paul. Here ...