Practical application of Pentecostal theology in politics, economy and social issues
This post is an extension of Staying Within Proper Theological Boundaries. Here we look at the color-coded words plus “Almighty” in the 381 Nicene Creed. We believe in one God, the Father Almighty [pantokratōr], Maker [poitēs] of heaven and earth, of…
In the formative years of the Christian Ekklēsia (“Church”)1 synods (councils) were convened in response to doctrinal controversies and other matters needing refinement. Those synods gaining acceptance in the Ekklēsia at large became known as ecumeni…
As the times grow ever more, uh, ‘challenging’, take time to reflect. Like medicine for the soul, reading and reflecting upon the Psalms can have a calming effect. It can be cathartic. I’m sure it was for David as he was writing at least some of his. T…
The End of Days is now!!! Today we are in the time of redemption. The last of Jacob’s day is today. The people of…
Here is a good read about redemption John Kissinger [07/06/2015 2:49 PM] …if all had remained condemned to the punishment entailed by just condemnation,…
Promise for the Day – Eternal redemption. (Finis J. Dake)
Why was no provision made for redemption of the pre adamites?
Any suggestions for sources that highlight divine healing as a foretaste of the physical body’s eschatological redemption? Pentecostal Theology [02/28/2015 2:51 PM] A good…