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Isa. 9:18-21,
"18 For wickedness burneth as the fire: it shall devour the briers and thorns, and shall kindle in the thickets of the forest, and they shall mount up like the lifting up of smoke.
19 Through the wrath of the LORD of ho…
This is a great Hebraic revelation you must hear. Are you one? #perrystone #prophecy #mannafest Perry Stone or anyone from our ministry will never…
The word “soul” in Revelation 6:9 is often interpreted as referring to the immaterial portion of human beings that survives death. The Greek word psuché is found seven times in the Book of Revelation. Quoted from the NASB:
“The souls (psu…
The evangelism of the lost and fulfilling the Great Commission is more than just doctrine or a fundamental truth, it’s a command ! pt😊
Living by what I feel while forgetting what I know can be a dangerous choice. Listening to my feelings while making decisions based on what I know is a life-giving choice.
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Jesus accuses the Pharisees that if they believed Moses, they wold have believed him as Moses wrote about him in John 5:46-47
46For if you believed Moses, you would believe Me; for he wrote about
Me. 47But if you do not believe his writin…
PNEUMA 38 (2016) 245–248 The Expansion of Pentecostal Scholarship The expansion of pentecostal scholarship means that Pentecostals are mov- ing beyond the synchronic focus…
As I grow older, I’ve been thinking a lot about my pastoral heroes—both those still living and those now with the Lord. Here are some thoughts that come to mind: These men are some of the most prayerful men I know. Prayer is in their DNA. These prayerful men are also most committed to Scripture…
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This Week in AG History — June 18, 1972 By Glenn W. GohrOriginally published on AG-News, June 16, 2022 In his teenage years, Bruno Frigoli was an Italian soldier and fought for Mussolini in World War II. After he was tried … Continue reading →
Voting is part of the organizational culture of many congregations. But it can create winners and losers, leaving a bad taste in people’s mouths. While there are times when voting is necessary and even desirable, churches should consider, explore, and adopt other methods of collective decision-making whenever possible, according to Mary Gladstone-Highland, Katy Stokes, and […]
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