Inviting the Holy Spirit to Church

Christian English mystics, awakenings, and revivalsThe Holy Spirit labored as the Anglican Church seeded the Protestant Reformation, inspired the Great Awakenings, and ignited worldwide revivals. The Anglican Church grew from England's start of nationalism as it dealt with the repercussions of King John's differences with Pope Innocent III, which ignited Wycliffe's Lollards, who roamed England preaching from the first translation of the Vulgate into old English as England fought with France and popes argued about who was pope. A revival is the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on numerous people. Scattered revivals in the wake of slavery, colonization, the Industrial Revolution, and the Age of Enlightenment led to more revivals until large sections of the world felt a connection with God.Develop strong fruitful Christian spirituality.

Study how the Holy Spirit worked through Christian English mystics and revivals, and their prayer techniques to shed light guiding modern clergy and laity that creates a strong connection to and through the Holy Spirit. Compare single conversions with large-scale historical revivals. The Holy Spirit influenced many people in the history of the Anglican Church from 67 AD until the 1900s. Help rejuvenate the Apostolic and mainline churches everywhere without making similar mistakes in history. Inviting the Holy Spirit to Church uncovers detailed methods used by mystics, denominational founders, and revival leaders.