Episode #22 - Cessationism 11 (Miracles in the Middle Ages)

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Daniel Kolenda: Off the Record

Daniel Kolenda

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Daniel Kolenda is a missionary evangelist, who has led more than 22-million people to Christ face-to-face through massive open-air evangelistic campaigns in some of the most dangerous, difficult, and remote locations on earth. As the successor to world-renowned Evangelist Reinhard Bonnke, Daniel is the president and CEO of Christ for All Nations - a ministry which has conducted some of the largest evangelistic events in history, has published over 190 million books in 104 languages and has offices in 14 nations around the world. He also hosts an internationally syndicated television program and is an author of eight books including the bestsellers, 'Live Before You Die’, and ‘Slaying Dragons.’

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Episode #22 - Cessationism 11 (Miracles in the Middle Ages)

Daniel Kolenda: Off the Record

50 minutes 18 seconds

1 year ago

Episode #22 - Cessationism 11 (Miracles in the Middle Ages)

In this episode of Off The Record, Daniel Kolenda continues his series on "The Heresy of Cessationism" by delving into the historical development of modern cessationism, emphasizing its roots in Enlightenment philosophy and skepticism towards the supernatural. Benjamin Warfield, regarded as the pioneer of modern cessationism, is highlighted for basing his arguments more on historical critique than Scriptural exegesis.

Kolenda challenges the notion of historical cessationism by pointing out the prevalence of reported miracles throughout church history in the Middle Ages. He also notes a shift in attitudes towards supernatural phenomena, particularly during the Protestant Reformation, suggesting a resurgence of Holy Spirit activity despite Calvinist leanings towards cessationism.

To view the previous parts of this series about "The Heresy of Cessationism" visit:

The Heresy of Cessationism 1 (The Scriptures)

https://youtube.com/watch?v=M8fr1ovkPeA

The Heresy of Cessationism 2 (A Cascade of Lies)

https://youtu.be/M8fr1ovkPeA

The Heresy of Cessationism 3 (Has Prophecy Ceased?)

https://youtu.be/llQjh9QpWxA

The Heresy of Cessationism 4 (Have Tongues Ceased?)

https://youtu.be/GlpTQtvP0FU

The Heresy of Cessationism 5 (Gifts of Healings)

https://youtu.be/tgTvugkuhYg

The Heresy of Cessationism 6 (Evidence of Modern Miracles)

https://youtu.be/8qX-CQRHnOs

The Heresy of Cessationism 7 (Miracle Workers)

https://youtu.be/okg0-YifH_0

The Heresy of Cessationism 8 (More Calvinist Than Calvin)

https://youtu.be/Z_Otye072bM

The Heresy of Cessationism 9 (The Pagan Origins)

https://youtu.be/VS64t6Rp4jE

The Heresy of Cessationism 10 (The Godfather of Cessationism)

https://youtu.be/8gr3zhMIE0I