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“The tongues of Pentecost declare the wonders of God,” writes Dr. Frank Macchia. “Theology as speech about God speaks about… READ MORE
“It is possible for a Christian spirituality to be theistic — to have room for God in it — but… READ MORE
Outsiders describe Pentecostals as people of the Spirit. After all, we practice spiritual gifts regularly. Our distinctive doctrine teaches that… READ MORE
What does the Bible teach about the Holy Spirit? The Spirit Throughout the Canon answers that question by surveying pertinent… READ MORE
“In today’s culture, it’s not popular to be against something unless it’s blatantly immoral or illegal,” writes Roger Olson. However,… READ MORE
Deconstruction is all the rage in contemporary Christian discourse. It refers to people reevaluating the faith commitments with which they… READ MORE
J. I. Packer’s Knowing God was the first serious work of theology I read. It was my entrée into the… READ MORE
Is The Acts of the Apostles a source of authentic historical information about earliest Christianity? Colin J. Hemer answers that… READ MORE
This morning, Facebook put a “memory” in my timeline about a post I wrote three years ago to the date.… READ MORE
Faithful Theology is the first book in Crossway’s Short Studies in Systematic Theology series. The purpose of each book is… READ MORE
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~Gandalf
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