Eddie L Hyatt

A Biblical and historical examination of the Catholic doctrine of papal supremacy and infallibility with the goal of answering the question, "Is papal infallibility the key to Christian unity or a source of conflict and division?"

Dr. Eddie Hyatt presents a compelling argument from Scripture, history, and his own personal experience that God calls women to serve as pastors and other leadership roles n the church. He addresses the church's obsession with "authority" and shows how it is at odds with Jesus and the New Testament. He addresses the two passages commonly used to limit women, I Timothy 2:11-12 and I Corinthians 14:34-35, and shows how, when placed in their historical context, it becomes clear that Paul was not placing restrictions on all women everywhere. He also discusses the role of the Holy Spirit in the calling and gifting of women.

In this Second Edition of Pilgrims and Patriots, Dr. Eddie Hyatt ells the forgotten story of the radical Christians who laid the intellectual and moral foundations of the American republic. He shows clearly that they were not from the established churches of Europe. Instead, they were Radical Reformers who sought a return to the Christianity of the New Testament, and who envisioned a nation founded on faith and freedom. Hyatt shows the vital role of prayer in the founding of the nation, demonstrated by the numerous calls for prayer issued by the Continental Congress and by the daily prayers of the Revolutionary Army. He also shows the impact of the Great Awakening on the founding of the nation. In short, Hyatt shows that it was devout Christians, those whom the ACLU and other modern, liberal groups would like to silence, who were, in fact, the most influential in bringing forth the United States of America.

America's founders are under attack. Their monuments are being toppled and their names removed from schools and other public buildings. School children are being taught that George Washington and Benjamin Franklin were evil, racist slaveowners who founded the United States to protect their wealth and maintain slavery. Now, in this bombshell volume, Dr. Eddie Hyatt confronts this twisted history head-on by documenting how America's founders turned against slavery at a time when it was accepted and practiced throughout the world. He shows how they were, in fact, ahead of their times in their advocacy for abolition and liberty for all mankind.

Dr. Eddie Hyatt brings a lifetime of experience observing and experiencing the Biblical gift of prophecy to this volume. He has seen the good, the bad, and the ugly. He also brings his years of Biblical studies and his studies in church history. With these 3 strands of Bible, history, and personal experiecne, he has woven a timely, inspiring, and challenging message for the church today.

1726 was a defining year for America. 1776 would never have happened apart from 1726. The Great Awakening that began that year transformed Colonial America and laid the spiritual, moral, and philosophical foundations for the beginning of a great new nation. It also unleashed the anti-slavery sentiments and moral outrage that eventually brought about slavery's demise in America. The late Harvard professor, Perry Miller, was correct in saying, "The Declaration of Independence of 1776 was a direct result of the preaching of the evangelists of the Great Awakening." The Great Awakening of which he speaks began in 1726. This is the story of America that has been censured from modern textbooks. It is the story of the faith and spiritual vision of those who brought this nation into existence.

Along with the promised world-wide outpouring of the Holy Spirit (Acts 2:17), Jesus and the Biblical writers warn of a time of great deception at the end of the age. In this volume, Dr. Eddie Hyatt shows how this deception is already at work today in prophetic and revival movments. He also provides tools for recognizing and defeating these emissaries of Satan who come, not in red suits carring pitchforks, but disguised as "angels of light."

This course is an in-depth study of revival movements and spiritual renewal from the Reformation to the 21st century. The student will come away from this course with a greater appreciation for the work of the Holy Spirit in history and a sharpened sense to discern what God is doing in the Church today.

Was America founded as a Christian nation? In this small book Dr. Eddie Hyatt clearly demonstrates that although America was not founded as a theocracy, the Founders counted on Christianity to provide the moral and intellectual underpinnings for its stability and prosperity. He presents the five founding principles--pillars--on which the nation was founded. These are the principles that made America great.

Martin Luther single-handedly changed the course of church and world history. In honor of the 500-year anniversary of his epic act of nailing 95 Theses to the Wittenberg Church door, Dr. Eddie Hyatt presents this small but unique overview of Luther's life that highlights Luther's belief in the supernatural power of God to heal and perform miracles. He also devotes a chapter showing how Luther dealt with false miracles and pseudo prophets that he encountered. Hyatt says, "I have been deeply stirred afresh as I have researched and written about Luther's life, his struggles, his incredible boldness in the face of overwhelming odds, his victories, and his mistakes. My own life and ministry were changed about seventeen years ago when I read Luther's early writings for the first time in which he boldly and concisely laid out the need for reform and challenged the powers-that-be in both the Church and Empire.

No one has been more maligned and misunderstood than Paul in regards to his views about women. In Paul, Women and Church, Dr. Eddie Hyatt shows that Paul treated women with respect and he highlights the numerous positive relationships Paul had with women as friends, coworkers and even a spiritual mother. Hyatt also provides a hermeneutical approach to the difficult passages in Paul that demonstrate that Paul did not in any way restrict or limit the role of women in the church or home.

Overwhelming evidence reveals contemporary Christianity roots in Pentecost The world is taking notice and realizing that the fastest-growing segment in Christianity has an undeniable history with a pattern and a rich, deep foundation dating back to the New Testament. Explore overwhelming evidence that reveals how the gifts of the Holy Spirit not only have existed in the centuries since the early apostles, but have also survived the Middle Ages, the politicized church of Europe, and have experienced a spectacular revival this century. Learn invaluable lessons from the experiences of courageous men and women who sought God and saw His power in their generation. The reader of this volume will gain a greater appreciation for the work of the Holy Spirit in history and will experience a sharpened sense to discern what God is doing in the church today. 2000 Years of Charismatic Christianity offers convincing evidence that the modern Pentecostal and Charismatic movements are rooted in the two-thousand-year history of the church. Those who identify with these movements will be affirmed in the experience of the Holy Spirit and will gain a new respect and appreciation for the movement of which they are a part. Those outside the Pentecostal and Charismatic movements will also benefit by reading this volume in that they will gain an understanding of this movement that Harvard professor Dr. Harvey Cox says is "reshaping religion in the 21st century."