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Gordon D. Fee (1934–2022) was the leading Pentecostal New Testament scholar of his generation and an ordained Assemblies of God… READ MORE
“By prayer, God invites us to participate in the outcomes of our world,” writes Rick DuBose. “That is a profound… READ MORE
Outsiders describe Pentecostals as people of the Spirit. After all, we practice spiritual gifts regularly. Our distinctive doctrine teaches that… READ MORE
Today’s Scripture reading: Luke 2:21–40 Several years ago, I was working at a church in Costa Mesa, California. For Pastor… READ MORE
Today’s Scripture reading: Luke 2:1–20. In Luke’s Gospel, the Christmas story begins on a throne and ends in a… READ MORE
Today’s Scripture reading: Luke 1:67–80. In this passage, Zechariah teaches us something important about Jesus Christ and something important… READ MORE
Today’s Scripture reading:Luke 1:26–38 Luke pairs the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth (Luke 1:5–25) with the story of Mary so… READ MORE
Today’s scripture reading: Luke 1:5–7 Christmas is a singing season. Its catalogue of music includes an A to Z of… READ MORE
The word amen is Hebrew for “So be it!” We use it at the end of our prayers as an… READ MORE
SCRIPTURE READING Ephesians 3.7–13: Of this gospel I was made a minister according to the gift of God’s grace, which… READ MORE
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~Gandalf
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