Practical application of Pentecostal theology in politics, economy and social issues
This Week in AG History — November 2, 1958 By Ruthie Edgerly ObergOriginally published on AG News, 03 November 2022 James Robert Ashcroft (1911-1995) served God, family, church, and community with unwavering integrity in every opportunity he was given. Known … Continue reading
Oklahoma man predicted the attempted assassination of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in eerie detail a month ago, claiming it came to him in…
There is a LOT that I miss about being a pastor, but this is the one thing I miss the most!
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A habit is an ongoing tendency with a pattern of behavior that is difficult to change. Bad habits can develop in church workplaces like in any other place of employment. I’ve assembled a top-ten list of some common bad work habits among church leaders….
This Sunday, you have an important decision to make—how will you address 9/11? 9/11 is a this-generation defining moment. My guess is that you…
Texas pastor Robert Henderson said politicians like Vice President-elect Kamala Harris are driven by the “Antichrist spirit,” according to a video from Right Wing Watch. Henderson…
It has been said that the church grows the most during times of great persecution. I think we need look no further than the…
by Sarah Pulliam Bailey, Religion News Service Already no stranger to controversy, the Rev. Robert Jeffress, a Dallas megachurch pastor, is coming out with a book…
How can this kind of evil and hatred be a sign of anything but the soon coming end? The grave of an Assemblies of…
E. J. Boehmer was the pastor of my hometown COG from 1917-1920. He parayed alongside Frank Bartleman for the outpouring of the Holy Spirit…
