The Church’s Wounded Tradition of Exorcism and Deliverance
This guest article is a chapter adapted from America in Danger, Left and Right: Biblical Analysis, Actions and Intercessions for the Current Crisis (2022), by William... Read more.
Charismatic Leaders Fellowship 2022
This year’s Charismatic Leaders Fellowship met Monday, February 21st thru Thursday the 24th in Augusta, at the Alleluia Covenant Community. This was our fourth... Read more.
From the 2021 Camps Farthest Out
On the Mountain with the Lord and His People. From June 27 to July 3, 2021, I had the joy of attending a CFO retreat at Shrine Mont, in the foothills of the Great... Read more.
Ryan Burge: Most Nones Still Keep the Faith
Ryan Burge “Most ‘Nones’ Still Keep the Faith: When research looks beyond affiliation, the move away from religious institutions becomes more... Read more.
Charismatic Leaders Fellowship 2021
The 2021 Charismatic Leaders Fellowship (CLF) met on Feb. 22nd and 23rd in Augusta Georgia, at the Alleluia Community School. This was the third consecutive... Read more.
Trump: Satan’s Manchurian Candidate?
Here is another article by our guest columnist, the Rev. William De Arteaga, on the Trump presidency. This is a controversial topic. In the article published on... Read more.
Why Christians Fell for False Prophecy
Why So Many Evangelicals and Pentecostals Were Beguiled by False Prophecies about Trump and his Second Term This guest editorial by Christian historian William... Read more.
Robert Smith: Cultural Marxism: Imaginary Conspiracy or Revolutionary Reality?
Robert S. Smith, “Cultural Marxism: Imaginary Conspiracy or Revolutionary Reality?†Themelios, 44:3 (2019), pages 436-465. I cannot stress enough how... Read more.
What We Need is Revival
This guest article by Christian historian William De Arteaga is calling Christians, particularly in the USA, to lay aside political differences and pray for the... Read more.
New Creation Healing Center: A Convergence of Whole-Person Ministry
If you had the good fortune of driving through Kingston, New Hampshire, on some bright fall day you might have the good fortune of noticing a boxy 18th Century type... Read more.