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Why I am not a Fundamentalist
I am sometimes called a Fundamentalist. I am not. I am a Charismatic Evangelical Christian. This makes me twice-removed from Fundamentalist. Let me explain. The Fundamentalist movement began in th… more →
Ryan Thomas Jones
The Failure of Charismatic Theology By: Ted Clore
Damon Whitsell wrote 2 days ago: This article is from Ted Clore The Failure of Charismatic TheologyBy: Ted Clore In his article, “Can … more →
Hyper-charismatapagania
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ostrakinos wrote 1 month ago: There is much controversy in the church today about the gifts of the Spirit. Interestingly, those w … more →
Glossolalia and the Charismatic Life
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Eli wrote 2 months ago: I’ve been spending a decent amount of time reconnecting to my charismatic roots, in a more construct … more →
Why I am not a Fundamentalist
rtjones wrote 8 months ago: I am sometimes called a Fundamentalist. I am not. I am a Charismatic Evangelical Christian. This … more →
Why I Believe Prophecy Has Not Passed Away
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rtjones wrote 1 year ago: We had a new members’ Sunday yesterday at church. Since we are a charismatic church, one of o … more →
Are We Promised Prosperity? (Mohler)
Matthew R. Perry wrote 1 year ago: Albert Mohler, President of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY, has given u … more →
Book Review of Sam Storms' "The Beginner's Guide to Spiritual Gifts"
Rick Hogaboam wrote 1 year ago: Storms, Sam. (2002) The Beginner’s Guide to Spiritual Gifts. Ventura, CA: Regal Books. Dr. Sto … more →
Book Review of Dennis Johnson's "The Message of Acts in the History of Redemption", Plus my Proposal that Covenant Theology and Charismatic Theology Marry Each Other
Rick Hogaboam wrote 1 year ago: Johnson, D.E. (1997). The Message of Acts in the History of Redemption. Phillipsburg, NJ: Presbyte … more →
Book Review of John Algera's "Signs and Wonders: A Reformed Look at the Spirit's Ongoing Work"
Rick Hogaboam wrote 1 year ago: A Decent Primer for Reformed Folks I appreciate Algera’s contribution to the church in that it serve … more →
An Informal Chat with Bible Scholar, Dr. Craig Keener
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Rick Hogaboam wrote 2 years ago: Craig Keener- Ph.D. (New Testament and Christian Origins): Duke University M.Div.: Assemblies of God … more →
Muslims and the Power of God
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rtjones wrote 2 years ago: It is illuminating to read the reasons that Christians who are former Muslims give for converting. I … more →
Continuation of the Apostolic Office
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rtjones wrote 3 years ago: I originally wrote this paper for a course in missions, but reworked it for a Systematic Theology cl … more →
Supernatural Gifts of the Spirit
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rtjones wrote 3 years ago: The doctrine of supernatural gifts is one of the most exciting and pastorally relevant topics in sys … more →
