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Excerpt from Christ-Centered: The Evangelical Nature of Pentecostal Theology
Below is an excerpt chapter 5 of Dr. Robert Menzies’ newly…
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Reading the Book of Revelation: Theological Reflections on the Coronavirus Pandemic
By Robert Menzies Apocalyptic themes permeated early Pentecostal sermons and writings. The unwavering conviction that Jesus’ return was near animated both the leaders and the foot-soldiers of the movement.
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Led by the Spirit: The History of the American Assemblies of God Missionaries in the Philippines
Dr. Dave Johnson is an appointed missionary with the Assemblies of God and has generously made this book available as a free download.
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In the Beginning There Was a Theology: The Precedence of Theology over Experience in the Pentecostal Movement
In the Beginning There Was a Theology: The Precedence of Theology over Experience in the Pentecostal Movement Lee, Chang-Soung I. Introduction Did the Pentecostal movement start with experience, or…
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John’s Place in the Development of Early Christian Pneumatology
By Robert Menzies John 20:22 has held a special place in the hearts and theology of many Pentecostals. Pentecostals have traditionally pointed…
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Acts 2:17-21: A Paradigm for Pentecostal Mission
By Robert Menzies Originally published in the Journal of Pentecostal Theology 17 (2008), 200-218 Not long ago I had one of those epiphany moments. A moment when, in…
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Review of Maynard-Reid’s Complete Evangelism: The Luke-Acts Model
Title: Complete Evangelism: The Luke-Acts Model Author: Pedrito U. Maynard-Reid Publisher: Scottdale, Pennsylvania: Herald Press, 1997 Release Date: Feb. 1, 1997 Pages: 176 pp., pb. In his discussion of evangelism, Maynard-Reid shifts attention from Matthew to Luke-Acts, arguing that Luke's evangelistic model is more holistic than Matthew's and more attentive to social concerns. The shift illuminates both Luke-Acts and contemporary discussion of evangelism, particularly as it relates to social action. Maynard-Reid includes a historical overview in which he argues that separation between evangelism and social action is a recent innovation, but he devotes the bulk of the book to a reading of Luke-Acts that grounds his call for a "contextual and incarnational" missiology. The book is accessible to a general audience and will appeal to readers with an interest in New Testament interpretation as well as those with an interest in evangelism. - Steve Schroeder Reviewer: Robert P. Menzies teaches New Testament at Asia Pacific Theological Seminary (Baugio City, Philippines) Book Review: 3,353 words Complete Evangelism: A Review Article In Complete Evangelism: The Luke-Acts Model, Pedrito U….
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The Future of the Church in China: Why China’s House Churches will Prevail
By Robert Menzies – If you are a Christian from North America or Europe, when you enter the Holy Trinity Church in Kunming, China, the architecture of this beautiful,…
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A Lukan Paradigm of Witness: Community as a Form of Witness (Part II), AJPS
A Lukan Paradigm of Witness: Community as a Form of Witness Part II
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A Lukan Paradigm of Witness: Community as a Form of Witness (Part I), AJPS
A Lukan Paradigm of Witness: Community as a Form of Witness Part I
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