Know your Roots: Crucial Turning Points in Evangelicalism (Part 1)

While defining evangelicalism in broad terms virtually synonymous with protestant orthodoxy (following a material principle regarding a proper understanding of the person and work of Jesus Christ and a formal principle of Scripture as final authority), Kenneth Kantzer argues that a significant “turning point” in contemporary Evangelicalism is found in what David Moberg called “The Great Evangelical Reversal” and the movements that would later emerge as a result.

This lecture was part of conference held at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and co-sponsored with Intervarsity Christian Fellowship.