Apostolic Alignment School Of Ministry
Church History
Intermediate

Reformation and Revival: The Story of the Church in the Modern Era

From Luther's Theses to the Pentecostal Outpouring

A dynamic study of church history from the Protestant Reformation through the great revivals and the Pentecostal movement. This course examines Luther, Calvin, the Anabaptists, the Great Awakenings, the Holiness movement, Azusa Street, and the global expansion of the Spirit-empowered church. Students will see how God restored truth and fire to His people and draw lessons for revival in our day.

David Beraru9 hoursNKJV
Student Membership
Non-Accreditation Notice: This course does not grant academic credit, a college degree, or government-recognized credentials. It is for religious education and ministry training purposes only.

What You'll Learn

Analyze the theological shifts of the Reformation and their impact on modern doctrinal foundations.
Evaluate the role of sovereign revivals in purging and purifying the Body of Christ.
Apply the lessons of historical holiness movements to contemporary challenges of sanctification.
Understand the Pentecostal lineage and the necessity of the baptism in the Holy Spirit for today's ministry.

Course Introduction

Welcome to this journey through the modern era of the Church. As a scholar and servant of the Lord, I approach these centuries not merely as a chronicle of men, but as a testimony of God’s sovereign hand moving to restore the pillars of truth and the fire of the Holy Ghost to a fallen world.

Curriculum

9 lessons

Course Details

Materials: Foxe's Book of Martyrs by John Foxe (http://www.ntslibrary.com/PDF%20Books/Foxes%20Book%20of%20Martyrs.pdf); The City of God by Saint Augustine (https://ccel.org/ccel/s/schaff/npnf102/cache/npnf102.pdf); The Confessions of Saint Augustine (https://www.ccel.org/ccel/a/augustine/confess/cache/confess.pdf)

Translation: NKJV

Level: Intermediate

Passing Score: 70%

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