There is a prophetess in the Old Testament
There is a prophetess in the Old Testament that was only named one time. (Nehemiah 6:14) How sad that she is still remembered today…
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The Joy Of Early Christianity: Gifts of the Spirit
Sample from “The Joy Of Early Christianity” from the chapter on the gifts of the Spirit. Copyright 2019 These gifts are supernatural, however,…
DEATH of DENOMINATIONS: Are denominations Biblical?
Are denominations Biblical? If so, where do we see them as nadated by God in the NT, and if not, how can the existence…
Understand Holy Spirit And Speaking in Tongues
Understand Holy Spirit And Speaking in Tongues Timothy R. Carter, Ph.D I have incorporated an online article into this Bible study to strengthen the…
The New Birth: A moral and spiritual change, not…
The New Birth 1. A moral and spiritual change, not a physical one (Galatians 4:29; John 3:1-8) 2. A change of heart, will, motives,…
World evangelist Reinhard Bonnke PASSED to GLORY
Popular worldwide Evangelist Reinhard Bonnke, is dead, according to a Facebook post shared on his offial page, Bonke passes on today, 7th December 2019,…
What is a progressive #hipster pastors?
What is a progressive #hipster pastors? in connection to Charles Page “what does “emergent” mean when connected to Church, #Emergent Church?” Henry Volk…
Baptism in the Holy SPIRIT in the New Pentecostal Catechism by Henry Volk
There can be no assurance of the remission of sins but in the holy Catholic Church. It is to faith unfeigned, and the use…
St. Nicholas’ Day: St. Clause / St. Nick’s Day
While many of us are gearing up for Christmas Day, some communities will begin the festivities early this year on Saint Nicholas Day, marked…
The Case for Christian Socialism
The Case for Christian Socialism: Both the Capitalists and the Liberation Theologians Are Wrong “For I was hungry and you did not give…
READING a GOOD BOOK? Share with us your review
READING a GOOD BOOK? Share with us your review and thoughts on it this week…
Dabbling with Pentecostal liturgy?
Has anyone here ever dabbled with a Pentecostal liturgy? I certainly don’t see where adopting an older form of Methodist liturgy would be inappropriate…