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What Brush Should one use?: a brief look at historical and current Pentecostalism

What Brush Should one use? Aaron T. Hale Why did the “… fledgling Pentecostals considered the Azusa revival, … to be Pentecostalism’s central point of origin?” (Creech, 1996. p. 405). This is the central question to answer when talking about Pentecostal history. It is an interesting question since there have Read more…

By Aaron Hale, 8 years ago
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What is Christ’s Heart for the World?: Escobar, Barth, and Henry

Escobar’s Thesis             Samuel Escobar is a missions minded individual. All of his theological framework is bound up in the global missions project he has dedicated his life to. To separate his theology from his missiology would leave very little of value. Escobar was born in 1936 in Arequipa in Read more…

By Aaron Hale, 8 yearsMarch 20, 2017 ago
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