Tag Archives: Pentecost

Wind, Fire and Tongues at Pentecost

Posted on May 13, 2016 by

What is Wrong with the World?  The a probably apocryphal story the Times of London wrote famous authors asking them to answer the question “What is Wrong with the World?” GK Chesterton, a writer famous for is mystery novels replied … Continue reading →

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If Pentecost Happened Today

Posted on May 23, 2015 by

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Pentecost from RA Torrey

Posted on May 22, 2015 by

HT Rich De Ruiter R.A. Torrey: “If we think of the Holy Spirit as a power, we will want to know how to get a hold of it and use it, but if we think of the Holy Spirit as … Continue reading →

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Pentecost is more than the Holy Spirit Fixing Something in my Little Life

Posted on May 22, 2015 by

Imagining Pentecost It’s common to rehearse the Acts 2 story of Pentecost on Pentecost Sunday. We imagine the disciples gathered in the upper room praying when a wind unexpectedly blows through igniting tongues of fire on their heads and allowing … Continue reading →

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From Sinai to Pentecost: Do you require to be compelled or would you like to be wooed?

Posted on June 6, 2014 by

Insufficient Evidence It is not uncommon to hear skeptics claim that believing is God is not justified. God isn’t an old man in the sky that we can point to. You cannot find on some mountain in the Middle East … Continue reading →

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