Revivalism
Few figures shaped American Christianity as dramatically—or as controversially—as Charles Grandison Finney. A central leader of the 19th-century revival movement, Finney helped redefine how many Protestants understood conversion, evangelism, and the role of human choice in salvation. Historical Context: The Second Great Awakening Finney’s life and ministry unfolded during the Second Great Awakening (early 1800s), a period marked … Read More “Who Was Charles Finney? Revivalist, Reformer, and Controversial Theologian” »