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A Journey in Revival: True or False? (Richard Belcher)
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Another theological novel in the series that began with A Journey in Grace. This volume continues the story of Ira Pointer, this time instructing a study group at seminary about a new revival which has begun on campus. Is it for real? Or is it fanaticism? Controversy swirls around the events as a careful theological analysis is done concerning the movement and its practices.
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A Journey in Revival
True or False?
A Journey in Revival continues the story of Ira Pointer, this time instructing a study group at seminary about a new revival which has begun on campus. Is it for real? Or is it fanaticism? Controversy swirls around the events as a careful theological analysis is done concerning the movement and its practices.
One of Ira’s students at the seminary challenges him to attend a new kind of revival, full of great excitement and emotion. A study group at the seminary begins to probe the theological basis behind the movement. An old friend reappears in Ira’s life, in the role of the leading evangelist of this fresh emotional explosion.
As controversy stirs on campus, Ira begins to get pressured to resign from the faculty, as some strenuously object to his insistence on a theological analysis of the movement and its practices.
The power and providence of God delivers Ira from this situation, averting both serious vocational and bodily tragedy, as he waits, trusting God to move and glorify His name in a set of almost impossible circumstances. Dink stands with him through the whole journey, and when it is over, a threat for the future still lingers, but God has clearly given them victory in the struggle to stand for truth.
The current full series of Journey books includes:
- A Journey in Grace
- A Journey in Authority
- A Journey in Baptism
- A Journey in Baptist History
- A Journey in Christian Heritage
- A Journey in Dispensationalism
- A Journey in Evangelism & Missions
- A Journey in Faith
- A Journey in God’s Glory
- A Journey in God’s Sovereignty
- A Journey in Heresy
- A Journey in Inspiration
- A Journey in Matthew 24
- A Journey in Providence
- A Journey in Purity
- A Journey in Revival
- A Journey in Roman Catholicism
- A Journey in Salvation
- A Journey to Eternity
About the AuthorÂ
Dr. Richard Belcher is the author of numerous books in the field of Bible study, theology, language and biography, including the Journey series of theological novels, beginning with A Journey in Grace. Dr. Belcher has been active in ministry for over 50 years and taught for 26 years at Columbia International University. He has trained thousands of students in Systematic Theology, preaching, and hermeneutics, and not merely from the podium but with a mentoring heart that has come alongside many young men during difficult times in their ministries.
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