Restoring the Apostle's Doctrine

[larrylyates]

For those who wish to delve deeper into what the Early Church believed and taught as well as why we believe what we do, please take advantage of the following links:

Restoring the Apostle's Doctrine by Rodney Shaw 05/05/10
http://www.newlifeupc.org/resources/...sermon-archive

Series on Christianity and Pentecostalism- Why I am Pentecostal
http://www.newlifeupc.org/resources/sermon-mp3s/series

[navygoat1998]

Originally Posted by larrylyates

For those who wish to delve deeper into what the Early Church believed and taught as well as why we believe what we do, please take advantage of the following links:

Restoring the Apostle's Doctrine by Rodney Shaw 05/05/10
http://www.newlifeupc.org/resources/...sermon-archive

Series on Christianity and Pentecostalism- Why I am Pentecostal
http://www.newlifeupc.org/resources/sermon-mp3s/series

Doc can one be considered Pentecostal and yet not be considered Apostolic??

[larrylyates]

Originally Posted by navygoat1998

Doc can one be considered Pentecostal and yet not be considered Apostolic??

Yes, and I think there is much here for everyone to benefit from. You will enjoy these studies. (I can tell by the way you think....I think!)

I am understanding your question in a positive sense of course.

[navygoat1998]

Originally Posted by larrylyates

Yes, and I think there is much here for everyone to benefit from. You will enjoy these studies. (I can tell by the way you think....I think!)

I am understanding your question in a positive sense of course.

I was just curious. I love teachings like this. I will listen. Really within the Pentecostal world we all use the same scriptures to support what we believe to be a correct doctrine.

I am doing some course work within the Assemblies and have been reading book written by Stanley Horton. The biggest difference is indwelling and the infilling. The author in his bio said that his Grandmother got the Holy Ghost in 1880 and his mom and dad in 1906. He has a rich Pentecostal heritage.

[Light]

Originally Posted by navygoat1998

Doc can one be considered Pentecostal and yet not be considered Apostolic??

One can be called anything. It makes no difference what one is called.

It does make a difference what one believes and is obedient to.

To be saved one must follow what the Apostle Peter said, as he stood with the eleven other apostles.

[navygoat1998]

Originally Posted by Light

One can be called anything. It makes no difference what one is called.

It does make a difference what one believes and is obedient to.

To be saved one must follow what the Apostle Peter said, as he stood with the eleven other apostles.

Brother quick question can Jesus baptize one with the Holy Ghost and them still be sent to Hell for not following the plan of salvation as explained in Oneness doctrine?

[Light]

Originally Posted by navygoat1998

Brother quick question can Jesus baptize one with the Holy Ghost and them still be sent to Hell for not following the plan of salvation as explained in Oneness doctrine?

Your question is one of those got you questions.
I will answer this way. God fills people with the Holy Ghost. If those that he fills do not obey the command of Peter they will go to the Lake of Fire.

[navygoat1998]

Originally Posted by Light

Your question is one of those got you questions.
I will answer this way. God fills people with the Holy Ghost. If those that he fills do not obey the command of Peter they will go to the Lake of Fire.

If this is true why give the Holy Ghost with the evidence of speaking in other tongues?

[Aquila]

Originally Posted by Light

Your question is one of those got you questions.
I will answer this way. God fills people with the Holy Ghost. If those that he fills do not obey the command of Peter they will go to the Lake of Fire.

What if the minister said some traditional formula, yet the individual was crying out to God in the name of Jesus in their heart?

[deacon blues]

Originally Posted by Light

One can be called anything. It makes no difference what one is called.

It does make a difference what one believes and is obedient to.

To be saved one must follow what the Apostle Peter said, as he stood with the eleven other apostles.

Technically he stood with the other TEN Apostles. Judas was gone and Paul, the twelfth Apostle had yet to he converted.

Just a clarification, since we seek to be Biblically accurate down to the very dotting of i's and crossing of ts.