Nature Quote by Robert Menzies

“Today’s Pentecostalism is a global phenomenon, an ecumenical melting pot, a theological puzzle consisting of a multiplicity of voices and positions, and a major…

— Wolfgang Vondey

The very truths that gave birth to the Pentecostal movement are today generally rejected as too strong.

— Frank Bartleman

“Yes, the Pentecostal faith, with its openness to the supernatural, provides spiritual resources for significant felt needs. Yes, the Pentecostal message, centered as it…

— Robert Menzies

“Someone once remarked that Pentecostalism is an experience looking for a theology, as if the movement lacked roots in biblical interpretation and Christian doctrine.…

— Stanley M. Horton

“the complexity and meaning of the Los Angeles revival still challenges historians. Its themes of eschatological expectancy and evangelistic power (Parham’s legacy) mapped the…

— Stanley M. Horton

Yes, I think especially the Pentecostal churches, you know, that there's been such a growth in Pentecostalism. And it's a rejection of the much…

— Barbara Ehrenreich

Our passion is to imitate the ministry of Jesus in the power of the Spirit. This requires we must follow Jesus out of baptismal…

— John Wimber

“Now the two characteristic marks of the early Pentecost that I remember were originality in the moving of the Spirit, and spontaneity. Those two…

— John Wright Follette

“There is today no lack of Bible teachers to set forth correctly the principles of the doctrines of Christ, but too many of these…

— A.W. Tozer

“Applying the Bible in community will also help with your spiritual blind spots.”

— Philip Nation

“If we’re going to reach the unchurched, underchurched, dechurched, and postchurched with the gospel in a culture that’s trending post-Christian, we must rethink our…

— Andy Stanley

“A third reason behind the preservation of doctrine is that Pentecostals have struggled to balance biblical teaching with their religious experience. Committed to the…

— Stanley M. Horton