Thinking in Public with Albert Mohler

America's Evangelical Founding Father: A Conversation about George Whitefield with Historian Thomas Kidd

Nov 23, 2015
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
The Importance of George Whitfield in American History
02:23 • 3min
3
The Lunch Pen of George Whitfield
05:02 • 2min
4
The Struggle of George Whitfield
07:16 • 5min
5
The Wesleyan Methodist Movement in the Anglican Church
12:07 • 2min
6
The Relationship Between Whitfield and the Wesley Brothers
13:45 • 4min
7
Theological Collision Between John Wesley and Whitfield
17:31 • 2min
8
The Theology of Wesley and Whitfield
19:49 • 2min
9
Whitfield's Theology of Seriousness
21:41 • 2min
10
The Influence of George Whitfield on the British Empire
23:46 • 5min
11
Whitfield's Conversation With Jonathan Edwards
28:24 • 4min
12
The Importance of the Holy Spirit in Revival
32:45 • 4min
13
The Impact of Whitfield on Higher Education
36:51 • 4min
14
Whitfield's Reticence Concerning the Future of Princeton University
41:16 • 4min
15
The Importance of Whitfield in the American Revolution
45:34 • 3min
16
How an Evangelical Scholar Functions as a Scholar
48:48 • 5min
17
The Importance of a Christian Intellectual Witness in Academic Publishing
53:47 • 3min
18
George Whitfield: America's Spiritual Founding Father
57:12 • 2min
19
How to Read a Book Like George Whitfield
58:49 • 3min