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Category Archives: evangelism
The Border in Our Theology
As the Church, why do we justify lawbreaking for missionaries but demand deportation for “illegal” immigrants? Continue reading
Posted in evangelism, Gospel, Mission of God, Romans
Tagged border, Evangelical, Gospel, Immigration, Law, Missions, Romans 13, Theology
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Three Things That Keep Me in My Church Tradition
Rather than simply answer in the comments section to Dan’s post about “What Keeps You In Your Church Tradition?,” I have decided to reply via a post and offer it as my own personal answer (because I have in fact … Continue reading
Posted in Assemblies of God, Church, evangelism, Pentecostal, Spirit, tradition
Tagged Pentecostalism
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