by Rick Pidcock Earlier this year, I began a series on biblical continuationism. After an initial introduction article, I wrote two additional articles entitled, Continuationism & the Sovereignty of God, and Continuationism & the Sufficiency of Scripture. When I began to come around to the idea of ongoing biblical prophecy, I really struggled with the [...]
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Continuationism: Orderly Worship & Speaking In Tongues
Posted: November 17, 2011 in Continuationism, Theology0
by Rick Pidcock Traditionally, charismatics are usually Arminean in their theology. I’ve heard a number of reformed, Charismatic pastors express that when they first began believing in continuationism, they thought, “Reformed and charismatic? Is that even possible?” I would like to propose that not only is it possible, but that my belief in continuationism has [...]
by Rick Pidcock As I’ve shared in the series of articles entitled, “Drawn By Grace,” my theology has taken quite the paradigm shift over the past twelve years from an extreme Arminean view of salvation, to a growing dependence on the doctrines of grace. More recently, God used our search for a local church to [...]
