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Author Archives: Rick Wadholm
Our Father In Heaven Sermon 11.29.2016
The following is a half-hour message on the Lord’s Prayer from Matthew 6 that I preached in Trinity chapel on November 29, 2016. Our Father In Heaven
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Tagged Confession, Forgiveness, Lord's Prayer, Sermon, Trinity Bible College
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When King Jesus Reigns: "They will pick up snakes"
This second Sunday of Advent, one of the readings was Isaiah 11.1-10 (and the one from which I preached): 11 “A shoot will come up from the stump of Jesse; from his roots a Branch will bear fruit. 2 The Spirit … Continue reading
Posted in Advent, Isaiah, Jesus, Mark, snake handling
Tagged Genesis, King Jesus, kingdom, Lord Jesus Christ, Messianic Age
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Enter the Pastor-Theologian
There is no better place for doing theology than in the life of the local church. It is in the local church that the rubber hits the road and one’s attempts at careful theological reflection need to be applied to … Continue reading
Posted in Pastor, Theology, Uncategorized
Tagged Alice Reynolds Flower, Church, J Roswell Flower, pastor, pastor-theologian, theologian
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Take a Chance
Somebody believed in you or at least trusted you enough to give you a ministry in the church. While I cannot remember each pastor I had as a kid (we moved every few years), I can remember the sense of … Continue reading
Embrace Confession For Life
The following is a message I preached in the Trinity Bible College and Graduate School chapel today (September 14, 2016) on Psalm 32 and embracing confession for life. https://www.podbean.com/media/player/2ni4x-62a86a?from=yiiadmin&skin=1&download=0&share=1&fonts=Helvetica&auto=0 Download this episode (right click and save)
Walter Hollenweger Memoriam
It is with a heavy heart I announce that the Swiss Pentecostal scholar Walter Hollenweger passed away August 10, 2016. His contributions to Pentecostalism are profound. One finds him footnoted throughout Pentecostal journals, theses/dissertations (including my own) and monographs. His … Continue reading
What Are You Doing Pastor? Growing the Church
So what exactly is the job of a “pastor”? It would seem it is about the formation of God’s people and not about the gathering of people (God’s or otherwise). The call to serve the Church by serving a local … Continue reading
A Brief Rejoinder to "The Mega-Problem Behind the 'Falls' of Megachurch Pastors"
The ouster of Perry Noble has led to a spate of articles and blogs including a recent article in Relevant Magazine (online) which touts the title: “The Mega-Problem Behind the ‘Falls’ of Megachurch Pastors”. The article’s author, Eddie Kaufholz, proposes … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Pastor
Tagged Eddie Kaufholz, megachurch, pastor, pastoral training, Perry Noble, Relevant Magazine, Sin
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The Azusa Street Papers
One of my co-workers just found and gave me a copy of The Azusa Street Papers which is a reproduction of the thirteen issues of The Apostolic Faith (1906-1908) published by the Apostolic Faith Mission at Azusa Street (Los Angeles, … Continue reading
Two Literary Women of Pentecost
As I pour over the early Pentecostal periodicals, I am struck that despite the many limitations concerning leadership placed upon women within Pentecostal fellowships, there were numerous women preachers and writers who were making profound impact for the Kingdom. Several … Continue reading