Does a single wrong prophecy make you a false prophet? Cessationists argue yes, but we’re examining examples in Acts that challenge this view. We’ll dig into Scripture to understand how we should respond to prophecy in a way that remains biblical and faithful without quenching the Spirit. We’ll critique cessationist arguments and also offer guidance for continuationists on staying sober-minded (1 Thess. 5:19-22), testing prophecies against Scripture, and avoiding blending emotions wit...
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Does a single wrong prophecy make you a false prophet? Cessationists argue yes, but we’re examining examples in Acts that challenge this view. We’ll dig into Scripture to understand how we should respond to prophecy in a way that remains biblical and faithful without quenching the Spirit. We’ll critique cessationist arguments and also offer guidance for continuationists on staying sober-minded (1 Thess. 5:19-22), testing prophecies against Scripture, and avoiding blending emotions wit...
Cessationism vs. Continuationism: We debate the truth about spiritual gifts & the power of the Holy Spirit, reviewing arguments presented by Pastor Tom Pennington, speaker for G3 Ministries. In this episode, we’re engaging with the cessationist perspective, responding to their arguments with a biblical defense of continuationism. We’ll explore the sufficiency of Scripture, the nature of New Testament miracles, and the ongoing need for spiritual gifts to edify the body of Christ. Join us ...
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Does a single wrong prophecy make you a false prophet? Cessationists argue yes, but we’re examining examples in Acts that challenge this view. We’ll dig into Scripture to understand how we should respond to prophecy in a way that remains biblical and faithful without quenching the Spirit. We’ll critique cessationist arguments and also offer guidance for continuationists on staying sober-minded (1 Thess. 5:19-22), testing prophecies against Scripture, and avoiding blending emotions wit...
