21st Annual Azusa Lecture, on Tuesday, November 10
Each year, the Dixon Pentecostal Research Center provides an inspirational lecture to the public about our Pentecostal heritage. Our emphasis this year is on…
Each year, the Dixon Pentecostal Research Center provides an inspirational lecture to the public about our Pentecostal heritage. Our emphasis this year is on…
This Bible was divided into two classes, http://andnowyouknowmore.blogspot.com 1. Porto-canonical: (With out question from the beginning). 2. Deutero-canonical: (gradually won their acceptance). James, II…
Originally posted by Dale M. Coulter on Facebook. View on Facebook. The painting that we have used to symbolize The Protestant Mind is Thomas…
“The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience but where he stands at times of…
II. Father, Son, and Holy Spirit The Father is revealed as God Jesus expressly speaks of “God the Father” (John 6:27). Paul confesses “one…
Mark 1:10
"And when he came up out of the water, immediately he saw the heavens being torn open and the Spirit descending on him like a dove". [him/auton]. ESV. My emphasis.
When John baptised Jesus John may not have been subm…
The theological framework of William Branham, a prominent figure in 20th-century religious movements, exhibited a significant divergence from classical Christian orthodoxy, particularly concerning the…
Originally posted by William DeArteaga on Facebook. View on Facebook. This is truly the Devil’s foreign policy. North Korea is a demon infested, idolatrous…
During his consequential visit to Rome, Martin Luther, whose theological insights would later profoundly reshape the religious landscape of Europe, reportedly harbored a specific…
The forthcoming analysis will critically examine the transformative period of the Reformation, focusing specifically on the pivotal role of Martin Luther and the fundamental…
Something to think about… The link below will take you to a very beautiful worship song. I first heard it over a decade or…
XIII. What History Proves—and What It Does Not History cannot establish doctrine. Ancient error remains error, and neither Irenaeus, Bengel, Seiss, Darby, nor Scofield…