If you know anything about the hyper-charismatic movement, then you know one of the things it stands out for, is its fervent pursuit of God’s presence. Otherwise known as a revival. It’s a movement characterized by intense emotional worship, prophetic revelations, and a palpable hunger …
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Showing: 1 - 6 of 23 ArticlesMeology vs Theology: How Self-Focus Has Infiltrated the Church
In today’s world, the influence of individualism and self-focus is undeniable. From social media feeds to self-help bestsellers, the narrative of “me”, “myself” and “I “ has become pervasive. But have you ever considered whether this trend has seeped into the church? Well, in this …
Spiritual Authority: Is the Spiritual Father or Mother Doctrine Biblical?
“And call no man your father on earth, for you have one Father, who is in heaven” ~ Jesus (Matthew 23:9) This blog post stems from a conversation I had with my friend, Sharon, which unearthed a troubling encounter she had within the walls of …
Spiritual Maturity According to the Bible: Unmasking My Hyper-Charismatic Illusion
I recently found myself thinking about spiritual maturity and how my understanding of it was once a far cry from what the Bible says about this topic. Coming from a hyper-charismatic, background with its emphasis on sensationalism and the pursuit of spiritual “highs”, my perspective …
Debunking the Myth: Do Christians Need to Break Generational Curses?
In recent years, the prosperity gospel, a prominent doctrine of the Word of Faith movement, has gained substantial influence within Charismatic Christian circles. According to the prosperity gospel, it’s God’s will that every believer should enjoy both material wealth and physical well-being. Within this movement, …
How to Develop a Gospel-Centered Approach to Bible Study
I believe that a Gospel-centered approach to Bible Study is foundational to a meaningful engagement with the Bible. Because at the heart of the Christian faith lies the person of Jesus Christ and the redemptive message of the Gospel. In Luke 24:27, Jesus Himself affirmed …