The Baptism and Gifts of the Spirit: A Temporary Cessationist Proposal (Part 2)

In Part 1 of this series, we surveyed the landscape of Pentecostalism and traced the biblical story of the Baptism in the Spirit, ultimately landing on the historic Protestant understanding of Spirit baptism. In Part 2, we turn our attention to the more controversial question of spiritual gifts—particularly prophecy, tongues, and other revelatory gifts—and ask … Continue reading The Baptism and Gifts of the Spirit: A Temporary Cessationist Proposal (Part 2) →

The Baptism and Gifts of the Spirit: A Temporary Cessationist Proposal (Part 1)

The Holy Spirit’s role in the life of the believer has been a subject of much controversy particularly since the onset of Pentecostalism in the early 20th Century. This movement, spring-boarding from the Azusa Street Revival in Los Angeles, has since spread throughout the entire world, giving birth to the Assemblies of God, the Churches … Continue reading The Baptism and Gifts of the Spirit: A Temporary Cessationist Proposal (Part 1) →

When Loyalty Overrides Discernment: 10 Claims Used to Defend Kathryn Krick’s Ministry

Intro Throughout church history, movements claiming unique spiritual authority have often been defended through personal experiences, extraordinary testimonies, and unquestioned loyalty to their leaders. This topic is especially significant to me because I spent more than a decade in the Word of Faith and New Apostolic Movement and even served as a pastor within that … Continue reading When Loyalty Overrides Discernment: 10 Claims Used to Defend Kathryn Krick’s Ministry →