Christian Nonfiction
Toward a Pentecostal Theology of Prophetic Legitimacy
2024·416 pages
A theological study on prophetic legitimacy within Pentecostal circles, offering reform and restoration insights.
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A theological study on prophetic legitimacy within Pentecostal circles, offering reform and restoration insights.
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Through that exploration and its manifold other dimensions, this challenging and timely study affords a promising vision of prophetic function, illuminating a path to reform and pointing the way toward the restoration of prophetic legitimacy. Mark J. Chironna (PhD, University of Birmingham) is founder and Senior Pastor of Church on the Living Edge in Orlando, Florida. ... ... J. Benjiman W
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will contain mild spoilers
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Central focus on Pentecostal theology, prophetic function, and scriptural analysis.
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Minor cultural critique of post-structural laxity in church contexts.
Self-harm / suicide
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