General Articles

The Sharp Edge of the Word

There are moments in preaching when the Word of God feels confrontational. It presses. It exposes. It unsettles. Hebrews 4:12 indicates the nature of God’s word as being “quick, powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of...

Nothing Wavering: Dealing with Internal Instability

In the general epistle of James, we are told to “ask in faith, nothing wavering…For he that wavereth is like a wave of the sea driven with the wind and tossed…a double-minded man is unstable in all his ways.”  The picture James vividly illustrates is not of a...

Unity in the Local Church

As Oneness Pentecostals, we recognize that our understanding of oneness extends beyond the nature of God; it encompasses the intended nature of the church, which Scripture calls the Body of Christ. “In one Spirit,” Paul wrote to the Corinthians, “we were all...
What is a Pastoral Preference?

What is a Pastoral Preference?

We hear the words often, sometimes in the favorable and others in the negative: pastoral preference. Are they right? Can a local pastor have them? Can a local pastor expect them to be respected and honored? These are great questions that I believe merit a balanced...

A Forensic of Rebellion: David’s Complicity in Absolom’s Conspiracy

A Forensic of Rebellion: David’s Complicity in Absolom’s Conspiracy

How often is Absolom’s example utilized in many church communities to describe rebellious coups against pastoral leadership? Often, but do you think the comparison is worthy? I believe it can be if one allows the totality of the story to speak of the entire context of Absolom’s rebellion. What if we, taking a forensic look at the uprising of Absolom, were to find David complicit in the events?

Biblical Apostasy: A Backsliding that Puts God to Shame

Biblical Apostasy: A Backsliding that Puts God to Shame

What are these individuals doing as they disown every feature and benefit of their having once been enlightened? They are crucifying the Son of God and putting Him to open shame. Having disowned practically every benefit of God’s grace and the gift of that grace- the power and holiness of the Holy Ghost- they bring Christ back to the cross, denying His completed work while claiming to be partakers of His completed work. Denying their resurrection, they deny His resurrection. Denying their burial in baptism, they deny his burial. Christ now bleeds again on a cross while they openly parade the image of an empty cross.

Rooted Bible Study Released

How excited are we to have the release of Rooted: The Bible Study Available for purchase? Pretty excited! The feedback from those receiving these is incredible already! We don't have many left so head over to the shop and grab one. 108 exciting illustrated pages that...

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