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I can answer questions dealing with topics such as the Pentecostal experience and its function and purpose in the Church and the believer's life. I can also address questions on general as well as specific Church doctrines.
I am an ordained minister and an Evangelist. I pastored local congregations for 15 years. I have served as a fire department chaplain, and taught in Bible colleges.
I hold a Ph.D. in Biblical Counseling and a Doctor of Biblical Studies.
There are two main divisions among Pentecostals: Trinitarians and Oneness. The Oneness doctrine denies the Trinity of God and was identified as a heretical teaching in the 3rd Century. Trinitarians believe in the Father, Son and Holy Spirit like most Evangelicals. I am a Trinitarian.
Thank you for your kind response. I stopped accepting ratings when I found that some people gave negative ratings if I didn't tell them what they wanted to hear. Since I'm not in the "business" of tickling
The atonement of Christ only provides a benefit to those who personally receive Him as their Lord and Savior. While you can pray and intercede for someone (and that does have value) yet your prayers do
As I ponder your question, several things come to mind.... On the one hand, no one person, no organization, and no church follows all the Ten Commandments because they all have sinned. I suspect however
Evidently, based upon some of the details of your questions, you are associated with a church that is commonly known as United Pentecostal or Apostolic. One of the foundational teachings of the church
Matthew begins his genealogy with Abraham while Luke begins with Joseph and goes to Adam. Matthew was writing to the Jewish people and his intent was to emphazie the point that Jesus was a direct descendent
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