Practical application of Pentecostal theology in politics, economy and social issues
For years, the conventional wisdom has been that increasing the number of worship services is the best path to go. You rarely heard leaders advocating decreasing the number of services. The concern is that the reduction of choices results in lower over…
During my doctoral research about the history of Assemblies of God beliefs about eschatology, I made several interesting discoveries. While most know Pentecostals have historically followed premillennial, dispensational, and pretribulational forms of e…
Are the worship wars over? While the answer is not definitive, we see signs that the post-quarantine world may include an unexpected benefit: worship wars are waning. While our evidence is anecdotal at this point, it is still worth looking at five sign…
In Genesis 43:34, we learn that Benjamin was served five times as much food as his brothers were.
Later, in Gen. 45:22, we read that Joseph, instead of giving Benjamin "a change" of clothes, as he did his other brothers, gave him…
THE HIGH FIVE – GOD REJOICES OVER HIS CHILDREN Ray E Horton I had a neat experience with the Lord in prayer this morning…
This week here at Voice of Evangelism Ministry Center everyone is quite busy preparing for the Warrior’s Conference that starts tomorrow. We’re expecting well over 6000 young people from age birth to 35 years. So, with that many young people around, I pondered how you as a Daughter of Rachel could teach your young at home how to start developing their prayer habits. I believe that even an older adult who may be a new Christian, could use this to start developing their habit of praying every day.