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A possible example of prophecy referring to past events can be Joel’s four waves of locusts, unless Joel lived even before the deportation of Israel, which is not entirely consistent with the rest of his book.
There is also the need for re…
Perhaps one of the most under-reported issues about the post-pandemic church is how some churches are doing better after the departure of some church members. We know that about 20 percent of active church attendees stopped attending during the pandemic and have not returned. What we rarely hear is that some of those departures actually…
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A Pentecostal reflection on Thomas C. Oden’s claim that the first Pentecost took place in the home of an African Jewish woman.
This Week in AG History — January 17, 1931 By Darrin J. RodgersOriginally published on AG-News, 19 January 2023 When Barney S. Moore (1874-1956) converted to Christ in 1901, it was during a revival with signs and wonders in a … Continue reading →
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In The Clementine Gospel Tradition by Dennis Barton, the following comments are made:
Clement of Alexandria (c. 150-215) was a pupil of Pantoris, the first
great Christian teacher at Alexandria in Egypt. Clement records that
he himself ha…
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In The Clementine Gospel Tradition by Dennis Barton, the following comments are made:
Clement of Alexandria (c. 150-215) was a pupil of Pantoris, the first
great Christian teacher at Alexandria in Egypt. Clement records that
he himself ha…
For all His ordinances were before me, and as for His statues, I did not depart from them.
I was also blameless toward Him, and I kept myself from my iniquity. (2 Samuel 22:23-24 NASB)
We know David was not blameless in the literal…
Pre-Tribulation – Arab-Israeli War 1 Psalm 83 – The Arab-Israeli War Does Psalm 83 predict an imminent war that is about to break out in…
Criticism is an inevitable aspect of leadership, and as a woman in a leadership role, you may encounter unique challenges and expectations. How you handle criticism can profoundly impact your growth and effectiveness as a leader. Whether it is an e-mail from a member sharing their opinions on room temperature and the selection of snacks…
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Pneuma 42 (2020) 1–4 Pentecostal Scholarship: A Shift Has Occurred The ongoing development and maturation of pentecostal scholarship have reached new heights. Scholarship on…