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They’re not perfect, but they’re as good as it gets; both ethically and experientially: 1. R. Loren Sandford’s Understanding Prophetic People – independent Evangelical 2. John and Paula Sandford’s The Elijah Task – independent Evangelical 3. John Sandford’s Elijah Among … Continue reading →

There is nowhere in the New Testament that specifically describes how large or how small a Christian’s house should be. So, is it all a matter of moral relativism? Or are there other ways of determining this? Let’s compare the … Continue reading →

Christian Critiques of the American Dream Benne, Robert, and Philip Hefner. Defining America: A Christian Critique of the American Dream. Minneapolis, MN: Fortress Press, 1974. Clouse, Robert. Wealth and Poverty: Four Christian Views of Economics. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, … Continue reading →

UPDATED AND EDITED – 10/19/26There are certain aspects that you simply cannot do without in order for prophetic ministry to work. By ‘prophetic ministry’ we mean an evangelistic ministry that strongly preaches Bible holiness and the Gospel of Jesus Christ, … Continue reading →

To this very hour we go hungry and thirsty, we are in rags, we are brutally treated, we are homeless. We work hard with our own hands. When we are cursed, we bless; when we are persecuted, we endure it. … Continue reading →

In CHAPTER 1, Wesley says that Adam was created as a perfectly righteous man, but after the Fall he became corrupt. This corruption is somehow transmitted through the desires of the body (or, the flesh). It causes us to have … Continue reading →

See also: In Pursuit of Holy Prophets, Prophetic Ministry Books Ranking, Prophetic Ministry Books Conscious of John Wesley, Etc. Bickle, Mike. Growing in the Prophetic: A Practical, Biblical Guide to Dreams, Visions, and Spiritual Gifts. Revised and Updated. Lake Mary, … Continue reading →

For over a year now, God has brought me on a theological journey into the mind of John Wesley, the Arminian evangelist and open air preacher of the 18th century Methodist revival. At this point, I have almost come to … Continue reading →

See also: “An Arminian Response to Charles Spurgeon’s ‘A Defense of Calvinism’” A friend gave me a copy of the DVD set Amazing Grace: The History and Theology of Calvinism (2004), in order that I might be better educated about … Continue reading →