Discipleship
What Is Our Inheritance in Christ?
The New Testament describes believers as God’s children and heirs through Christ.
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Bible Study and Revival History Archive – Page 14
Browse page 14 of Vince Baker Ministries’ Bible studies, quote studies, and revival history archive.
Discipleship
How Can I Give Cheerfully and Wisely?
Christian generosity is a willing response to God’s grace and the needs of others.
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Discipleship
How Can I Be Faithful With My Spiritual Calling?
Faithfulness in a spiritual calling grows through attention to Christ’s teaching, responsible service, and perseverance.
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Faith
How Do I Become a Doer of the Word?
A doer of the Word hears God’s teaching and puts it into practice.
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Discipleship
What Does King David’s Prayer in Psalm 51 Teach About Repentance?
Psalm 51 records David asking God for mercy, cleansing, and a renewed heart.
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Discipleship
Why Did King Solomon Ask God for an Understanding Heart?
Solomon asked for an understanding heart so he could judge God’s people and discern good from evil.
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Holy Spirit
Why Did Elisha Pray “Open His Eyes” in 2 Kings 6?
Elisha prayed for his servant’s eyes to be opened because the servant could see the enemy around Dothan and was afraid.
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Faith
What Did Samson’s Last Prayer Reveal About His Strength?
Samson’s last prayer in Judges 16 shows him asking God for the strength he could no longer summon on his own.
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Ministry
Who Is Vince Baker? His Story, Bible Teaching, Books, and Music
Vince Baker is a Christian Bible teacher, minister, author, and recording artist who founded Vince Baker Ministries.
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Revival history
What Is the Difference Between Revival and Reformation?
Revival describes renewed spiritual life, often expressed in repentance, prayer, and a fresh response to the Gospel.
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Faith
What Is the Story of the Bible From Abraham to the Early Church?
The Bible follows God’s promise to bless the nations through Abraham’s family, His dealings with Israel, and the fulfillment of the Gospel in Jesus Christ.
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Revival history
Who Was Jonathan Edwards? What He Looked For in a Revival
Jonathan Edwards was a New England pastor and theologian who recorded the Northampton awakening of 1734–35. His writings on religious affections asked how Christians could weigh claims of spiritual awakening over time.
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Revival history
Who Was George Whitefield? Open-Air Preaching and the First Great Awakening
George Whitefield was an Anglican evangelist whose traveling and open-air preaching helped spread the First Great Awakening. His colonial tour of 1739–41 brought his emphasis on conversion and the new birth to audiences across British America.
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Revival history
Who Was Charles Grandison Finney? Revival Preaching and the Second Great Awakening
Charles Grandison Finney was a nineteenth-century American revivalist and later president of Oberlin College. His evangelistic work, including meetings in Rochester, New York, belongs to the Second Great Awakening.
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Revival history
Who Was Heinrich Bullinger? The Reformer Who Succeeded Zwingli
Heinrich Bullinger succeeded Huldrych Zwingli as leader of the Zurich church in 1531. Through preaching, correspondence, and the Second Helvetic Confession, he helped give the Swiss Reformation continuity and influence beyond Zurich.
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Revival history
Who Was John Knox? From Geneva to the Scottish Reformation
John Knox was a Scottish preacher and a leading figure in Scotland’s Protestant Reformation. His years in exile included ministry in Geneva. He returned to Scotland and helped shape the movement associated with the Scots Confession of 1560.
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Revival history
Who Was John Calvin? Geneva, the Institutes, and the Reformed Tradition
John Calvin was a French Reformation theologian and pastor whose Institutes of the Christian Religion helped define the Reformed tradition. His ministry in Geneva connected writing and preaching with the practical task of organizing a church.
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Revival history
How Did William Tyndale Shape the English Bible?
William Tyndale translated the New Testament from Greek into English and saw it printed in 1526. He also translated portions of the Old Testament from Hebrew. His language helped shape later English Bibles, including the King James Version.
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Revival history
Why Did Martin Luther Write the Ninety-Five Theses?
Martin Luther wrote the Ninety-Five Theses in 1517 to dispute the preaching and sale of indulgences. The document circulated in print and helped set the Protestant Reformation in motion. Its original form was an invitation to debate.
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Revival history
Who Was Jan Hus? The Prague Preacher Before the Reformation
Jan Hus was a Czech preacher and theologian who called for church reform in early fifteenth-century Bohemia. He preached at Bethlehem Chapel in Prague, drew on some of John Wycliffe’s ideas, and was executed after condemnation at the Council of Constance in 1415.
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Revival history
Who Was John Wycliffe? The English Bible Before the Printing Press
John Wycliffe was a medieval Oxford theologian whose followers produced a complete Middle English Bible from the Latin Vulgate. His work belongs to the fourteenth century, generations before the Protestant Reformation and the first printed English New Testament.
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Faith
What Does “Help Thou Mine Unbelief” Mean in Mark 9:24?
In Mark 9:24, a father asks Jesus to help him trust while he is struggling to believe.
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Revival history
Smith Wigglesworth’s Life, Conversion and Baptism in the Holy Spirit
Smith Wigglesworth (1859–1947) was a Yorkshire plumber who became an early Pentecostal evangelist. He said he trusted Christ at about eight years old in a Methodist revival. Four decades later, at All Saints’ in Sunderland in 1907, he said he was baptized in the Holy Spirit and spoke in tongues. The years between those two events explain much about the preacher he became.
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Revival history
Who Was Jack Coe? The Dallas Tent Evangelist and the Postwar Healing Revival
Jack Coe (1918–1956) was an American Pentecostal healing evangelist associated with large revival meetings and the Dallas-based Herald of Healing. His work was part of a wider postwar movement that combined itinerant preaching with print and radio.
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