Trojan Horse - Page 3

BuckeyeBukaroo · #21 07-13-2018, 01:23 PM

Incredible Sermon!

BuckeyeBukaroo · #22 07-13-2018, 01:38 PM

At 31:20, he references (Charles) Parham and his time evangelizing Galveston, TX.

CC1 · #23 07-14-2018, 09:44 PM

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Originally Posted by BuckeyeBukaroo

At 31:20, he references (Charles) Parham and his time evangelizing Galveston, TX.

Not far from San Antonio where he was arrested in 1907 for "the commission of an unnatural offense" along with his 22 year old co-defendant J.J. Jourdan. CP denied the charges and claimed he was framed.

Whether he was framed or it was true it does seem to mark the great decline of his ministry and influence in the early Pentecostal movement.

Bro Flame · #24 02-11-2020, 01:23 PM

My cousin was once attending an Assembly of God church. Her and I were talking one day and the fact came up that the AG predominantly aligns itself with Pentecostalism. She hadn't the slightest idea the church she was going to fell under the Pentecostal umbrella. I remember her telling me that she had never heard anyone speaking in tongues, shouting, dancing in the aisles, or crying before the Lord at the altar. Not saying these things cannot happen in churches that are not set-aside as purposely Pentecostal, but that's generally what we get the tag for.

She no longer goes to this church. Why? I don't know. Maybe she heard someone quietly speak in a tongue or two and she bailed. She's not one that's too open to the gifts or any supernatural Spirit-filled walk with Christ.

n david · #25 02-11-2020, 01:45 PM

Good message.

diakonos · #26 02-11-2020, 01:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Holy Roller

My cousin was once attending an Assembly of God church. Her and I were talking one day and the fact came up that the AG predominantly aligns itself with Pentecostalism. She hadn't the slightest idea the church she was going to fell under the Pentecostal umbrella. I remember her telling me that she had never heard anyone speaking in tongues, shouting, dancing in the aisles, or crying before the Lord at the altar. Not saying these things cannot happen in churches that are not set-aside as purposely Pentecostal, but that's generally what we get the tag for.

She no longer goes to this church. Why? I don't know. Maybe she heard someone quietly speak in a tongue or two and she bailed. She's not one that's too open to the gifts or any supernatural Spirit-filled walk with Christ.

There are RCC churches that do all of that.

Bro Flame · #27 02-12-2020, 08:26 AM

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Originally Posted by houston

"We didn't change the horse. He changed us, and we called it revival."

That right there really hit hard.

Like, ouch. Wake up church!

Bro Flame · #28 02-12-2020, 08:44 AM

I listened to this message and I don't believe it ever really registered with me that this brother was Trinitarian. Naturally, I know he was, but I tried not to let it blur my thinking of his message.

This was a very good message, and a very needed one in the Pentecostal church. I know Bro Clendennen was primarily speaking to churches inside the Assemblies of God, but I couldn't help but think of our Apostolic brothers and sisters while listening to this sermon. There are so many of them that are gradually walking away from this marvelous Truth, and they know better. They've compromised.

That horse he's talking about has done a number on the Pentecostal church as a whole, and it's tackling the Apostolic church now with all it's got. So many seem to have already given over to that counterfeit move of God, and it's quenched what they once had.

Lord Jesus, help us all.