Is Francis Chan Pentecostal?

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Greg Grant | PentecostalTheology.com

               

27 Comments

  • Reply October 19, 2016

    Varnel Watson

    This is one of the most wired dudes in modern day TV evangelism, definitely non-Pentecostal, Charismatic wannabe and as pure theatrics as it gets Karen Lucas David Lewayne Porter Charles Page

  • Reply October 19, 2016

    Tony Conger

    I believe that’s what the commandment means “thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain”

  • Reply October 19, 2016

    Varnel Watson

    He is a Reformed Pastor You Won’t Believe What Francis Chan Just Told Liberty Students http://www.charismanews.com/culture/54880-you-won-t-believe-what-francis-chan-just-told-liberty-students

  • Reply October 19, 2016

    Karen Lucas

    Simon Chan is the pentecostal theologian. Francis Chan probably is reformed. I do not get what is so shocking about the article or Chan’s visit.

  • Reply October 19, 2016

    Varnel Watson

    Francis Chan gave a passionate plea to Liberty University students at Convocation on Friday, calling them to embrace suffering as a tool for purification !?! What’s next? – worship the pope? David Lewayne Porter

  • Reply October 19, 2016

    Karen Lucas

    The threshing floor is a wonderful place to be.

  • Reply October 19, 2016

    Varnel Watson

    Not sure if it was meant like that or like sort of penance

  • Reply October 19, 2016

    Greg Grant

    So no one reads Paul? He embraced suffering and saw it as sharing the experience in Christ.

  • Reply October 19, 2016

    David Lewayne Porter

    There is a difference between chastisement, suffering, and pruning.
    As far as the MEME as posted
    I have no issue with it.

  • Reply December 7, 2016

    Robert Borders

    I think he is oriental!

  • Reply December 7, 2016

    Street Preacherz

    I heard him say he does not pray in tongues. He was invited to speak at a “spirit filled” meeting. The message was good. It was concerning the church in China.

  • Reply December 7, 2016

    Varnel Watson

  • Reply December 8, 2016

    Tim Renneberg

    He’s a graduate if John Macarthur’s school…

  • Reply December 8, 2016

    Genny J Baird

    The Holy Spirit is the only one in charge of your spiritual gifts . Not everyone has the same gifts I speak tounges but have friends that do not they do have the Holy Ghost and spoke in tounges one time to show evidence. But they have other gifts.

  • Reply December 8, 2016

    Kevin Clark

    Well having the salvation seed of the Holy Spirit is one thing but the baptism of the Holy Spirit is another.

  • Reply October 4, 2017

    Varnel Watson

    Of course not. Worst post-Christian doctrine ever. Worse than even Paul Washer

  • Reply October 6, 2017

    Paul Hughes

    What is the issue? Suffering as a Christian? You mean sort of like all the Apostles?

  • Reply May 18, 2020

    Varnel Watson

  • Reply May 18, 2020

    Jon Sellers

    What beautiful expressions of the heart of Jesus by Francis Chan! The one who needs to repent is the heresy hunter who posted the video.

    • Reply May 19, 2020

      Varnel Watson

      was that – now supporting NAR all the way

  • Reply May 18, 2020

    Daniel J Hesse

    Let’s seek the face of our Lord

    • Reply May 19, 2020

      Varnel Watson

      without falling in NAR heresy

  • Reply May 19, 2020

    RichardAnna Boyce

    There is no question that the book Crazy Love advocates a teaching called Lordship Salvation. I identify Francis Chan’s variation as extreme, primarily because Crazy Love dwells heavily on condemnation to a severe level that I have not witnessed personally in the writings of other Lordship Salvation proponents, e.g., John MacArthur, John Piper, and J. I. Packer.
    It appears that in Chan’s thinking, only a tiny minority of professing Christians will be counted worthy to make it to heaven.
    As the title Crazy Love suggests, Chan focuses overwhelmingly upon obsessive living for God (especially Chapter Eight, “Profile of the Obsessed”), apparently even to abandoning balance in areas of personal safety and financial security.
    I found no allowances for what I call, what about situations: What about someone who is a believer but has fallen into sin? What about differences in background, personality, age or spiritual maturity?

  • Reply May 19, 2020

    RichardAnna Boyce

    What about biblical cases of those who could be labeled lukewarm?
    Lot was a backslider his entire adult life, yet Peter calls him a righteous man in 2 Peter 2:7.
    Samson was a womanizer, David was a murderer—both are listed in the Hebrews 11 hall of faith.
    The Corinthian church was filled with worldly spiritual babes, much like the Laodicean church of Revelation 3.
    Yet Paul refers to them often as brothers. For these reasons, I call Crazy Love extreme.

  • Reply May 19, 2020

    RichardAnna Boyce

    Fostering a Culture of Uncertainty As with all Lordship Salvation teaching,
    Crazy Love muddies the distinction between justification and sanctification, melding them together while distorting the simple message of salvation by faith in Christ Jesus. The Lordship camp says that it’s not good enough to become saved by trusting Christ for salvation; one must also promise a lifetime of commitment to Christ, then follow through with that commitment or else be in danger of not making it to heaven one day.

  • Reply May 19, 2020

    Varnel Watson

    REPENTANCE lead to SALVATION – plain and simple Jon Sellers Suppose you were not referring to his tongue speaking

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