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‘What Does It Mean By “Submit”?’: A Question and a [Theological] Response
In the course of any given day, I may receive various questions regarding Scripture or theology. I personally love these as they are chances to reflect with others about what God has revealed and might be making known to and … Continue reading
Posted in Ephesians, Theology
Tagged Christ Jesus, egalitarian, Ephesians, God, Holy Spirit, husband, Paul, relationship, submission, Theology, Trinity, wife
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Let Your Daughters Prophesy: A Call for Women to Preach
I believe part of the issue in our current debates about women preaching is rooted in part in both the Catholic and the Reformed traditions of “preaching” which see such as a specific form of formal congregational instruction that is … Continue reading
Posted in Pentecostal, Spirit, women in ministry
Tagged Holy Spirit, Jesus, Joel, Paul, Pentecostal, Pentecostalism, Preaching, prophetic, women in ministry
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What Does It Mean To Be Spirit-Led? A Response
I was asked today by a pastor friend what I might think it means to be “Spirit-led” or “Spirit-empowered”? Here is my brief response: It is to see and hear what the the Spirit is doing/saying, and to find ourselves … Continue reading
Andrew K. Gabriel’s “Simply Spirit-Filled”: A Book Review
I am grateful to Andrew Gabriel for the opportunity to review Simply Spirit Filled: Experiencing God in the Presence and Power of the Holy Spirit (Nashville, TN: Thomas Nelson, 2019). Andrew K. Gabriel (PhD, McMaster Divinity College) serves as Associate … Continue reading
A Great Host of Women Preaching
“The Lord giveth the word: The women that publish the tidings are a great host.” Psalms 68:11 RV1885 As I’ve been feverishly working to complete my conference paper for the Society for Pentecostal Studies (Titled: “‘Until I, Deborah, Arose’ (Judges … Continue reading
Posted in Pentecostal, women, women in ministry
Tagged Holy Spirit, Pentecostal, Preaching, Psalms, Society for Pentecostal Studies, women, women in ministry
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Challenging Gendered Leadership in the Old Testament: A Webinar at Co-Laborate
HERE is a webinar I was invited to speak for at “Co-Laborate: Men & Women Together: Pentecostal Theology & Praxis” with host Dr. Debbie Fulthorp on Tuesday, July 31, 2018. I spoke on the topic “Challenging Gendered Leadership in the … Continue reading
Posted in Hermeneutics, Old Testament, Pentecostal, women, women in ministry
Tagged Debbie Fulthorp, Hermeneutics, Holy Spirit, mother, Old Testament, prophet, webinar, Wisdom, women, women in ministry
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God Our Father/Mother (?): On the Divine Name in Christian Scripture
On a number of occasions I have engaged in conversations, or heard podcasts (I’m thinking here of the October 17, 2017 of The Liturgists Podcast on “God Our Mother”), or read articles (or quotes like the one pictured here of … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged Christopher Seitz, Father, God our mother, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, Julian of Norwich, Liturgists Podcast, Name, self-revelation, Son, Yahweh
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Hearing and Seeing the Apocalypse: A Sunday School Introduction
The following are my brief notes written as a Sunday School introduction for adults to the book of the Revelation that I taught May 13, 2018 at New Life Assembly of God in Ellendale, ND. What is “apocalypse”? It is … Continue reading
Posted in Revelation
Tagged Apocalypse, apocalyptic, hearing, Holy Spirit, Jesus, John, seeing, seven
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On Earth As It Is In Heaven: A Brief Theological Reflection
“…on earth as it is in heaven…” While we might consider this from the trajectory of the revelation of the God to Israel preceding Jesus’ statement (which would be a fitting approach), we might also consider this statement as embodied in … Continue reading
Posted in Prayer
Tagged Christ Jesus, God, Holy Spirit, Kingdom of God, Lord's Prayer, Theology
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Pentecostal Oral Liturgy
I’m taking a number of Trinity students to the annual meeting of the Society for Pentecostal Studies (hosted in Cleveland, TN this year) in a few weeks. Every Thursday for the last several months we’ve met for about a half … Continue reading
Posted in Pentecostal
Tagged groans, Holy Spirit, Prayer, shooting, Society for Pentecostal Studies, Suffering, Theology, Trinity Bible College
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