General Articles

Jude’s Warning to the End-time Church

The book of Jude is a sobering reminder of the perilous spiritual conditions that would accompany the last days. Though brief, its warnings are weighty. Jude writes with urgency, contending earnestly for “the faith which was once delivered unto the saints” (vs. 3),...

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...
Asbury Revival: A Cautionary Stance for the Church

Asbury Revival: A Cautionary Stance for the Church

If you are on social media, then you will remember the first few posts celebrating what is being called a 21st-century Great Awakening at Asbury College, a Methodist University in Kentucky. According to many Pentecostal brothers and sisters, this is the “last day...

The Danger of Celebrity Culture in the Church

The Danger of Celebrity Culture in the Church

The fanfare that accompanies the secular Gala's and the high-societal affairs of the rich and famous are both humorous and pitiful to observe. Actors, actresses, and musicians line the red carpets as they are fawned over by an elite press and, beyond the ropes where...

Loud Church: Do I Really need to Lift my Voice?

Loud Church: Do I Really need to Lift my Voice?

What's with all this noise? Why is the preacher asking us to lift our voice? These are some common responses that many unfamiliar with Pentecostal churches have had when attending a service. These are fair questions when asked with the right attitude. Why do we lift...

Turning Red: The Real Problem another Disney Film Exposed (Culture Series #1)

Turning Red: The Real Problem another Disney Film Exposed (Culture Series #1)

Not even spending time on the quotes that captured overt references to sexual objectivity, such as, “shake your moneymaker,” it is clear that teenage puberty is the red herring of the film. This film, based on the aforementioned quotes, is more about “accept the beast” than it is “resist the beast.” In direct opposition to the Apostle Paul’s theological discourse outlining the battle against the deathly desires within us all, Disney subtly marches forward as a vehicle of propaganda whispering the idea of “don’t fight it, embrace it.”

Leave the Office, get to the Altar

Leave the Office, get to the Altar

The year was 2017 and Pastor Mark Brown stood before 37,000 Pentecostals at the North American Youth Conference in Indianapolis, IN. The crowd he spoke to represented a varied gathering of Pentecostals from across the broad landscape of Pentecostal flavor. In...

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