Farmington Heights Church of God is a thriving Pentecostal church in Eastern North Carolina and is searching for a full-time Children’s Pastor to take over the position when our current […]
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A Biblical and experiential panel response to John MacArthur’s “Strange Fire” from an international Pentecostal point of view Strange Fire Dony K. Donev with Dennis Balcombe, Hanny Setiawan and Marius Lombaard Almost one year ago, internationally known author John MacArthur began campaigning for his new book Strange Fire. With lots of material written beforehand by […]

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Between Easter and Christmas, Mother’s Day may be the most likely day people will attend church, according to a recent study by LifeWay Research. In a national poll of 1,000 Protestant pastors, LifeWay Research asked what the three highest attend…

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It is fascinating to watch the trends among congregations as they start to regather with COVID-19 beginning to fade. Some of the trends are really good. For example, we are seeing more churches now receptive, if not savvy, to technological developments than any point we can recall. Also, we are beginning to see a resurgence…

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There are very important differences between Modern Critical Biblical Scholarship and Christian Apologetics. The question I would like to consider is which of these are more likely to be objective and which are more likely to arrive at the truth about the Bible? Keeping in mind that apologetics is for defending something that one has […]