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  • David de Bruyn - Tue, 09/14/2021 - 7:00am
    Strange Lyre: Nothing But Feelings
    Pentecostal worship places great emphasis on intensity. By intensity, they mean a strongly felt experience of emotion, intimacy, joy, wonder, or happiness. Indeed, this is a close cousin of the ecstasy in ecstatic utterances. The experience sought is one where active seeking gives way to a passive experience of overwhelming pleasure or emotion. Critically examining […]
  • David de Bruyn - Tue, 09/07/2021 - 7:00am
    The Idols of Intensity and Extemporaneity
    A polarized debate goes on between different stripes of Christians over the place of experience in Christianity. One side asserts that experiential faith (what the Puritans used to call “experimental religion”) is fundamental to a living, supernaturally-empowered relationship with Christ. The other side asserts that experiential religion is of passing interest, for spiritual experiences range […]
  • Scott Aniol - Wed, 09/01/2021 - 10:00am
    Important Announcement
    I am very pleased to announce that I have accepted a positions with G3 Ministries as Executive Vice President and Editor-in-chief. I am so thankful for the strong stand for biblical truth that Josh Buice, Virgil Walker, and others in G3 lea dership have taken over the years, as well as the enriching ministry the G3 conferences […]
  • David de Bruyn - Tue, 08/31/2021 - 7:00am
    Pentecostal “Praise and Worship”: A Radical Departure from Historic Worship
    Christian worship has often had a remarkably similar shape across traditions. Bryan Chapell showed in his work Christ-Centered Worship that corporate worship (sans communion) in Roman, Lutheran, Reformed and Evangelical traditions had a very similar form: a Call to worship, a Kyrie or Confession, followed by Thanksgiving, an Old Testament reading, a New Testament reading, […]
  • David Huffstutler - Mon, 08/30/2021 - 7:00am
    An Overview of Ezra
    Ezra wrote the book that bears his name approximately 450 BC. Similar to Luke’s writing of Luke-Acts, Ezra writes history in the third person and then shifts to first person when he is part of the story (cf. Ezra 7:27–28). Ezra 1:1–3a echoes 2 Chronicles 36:22–23, indicating that he perhaps wrote the Chronicles. He likely […]
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