After the season of Advent, Dr. True jumps back into our series on a Pentecostal worldview. This week, we look at diversity. What role does diversity have in the Pentecostal tradition? Check out this weeks episode.

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In this conclusion to our Advent teaching series, Dr. True unpacks 2 Peter 3, where Peter teaches about the hope of New Creation. In this text, we learn that we are a New Creation people, living today in light of that day.

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In week three of our Advent series, Dr. True unpacks Romans 8, looking at the groaning of Creation, Christians, and the Spirit. We learn how the Spirit joins us in our groaning so that we can be transformed to accomplish our purpose.

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In this episode of The Pentecostal Teacher, Dr. True continues our Advent series looking at being Changed in the Waiting. This week, we go to Titus 2, where we learn about being transformed by walking with Christ in the school of grace. Listen in today.

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Taking a break from our series on A Pentecostal Worldview, Dr. True takes a look at the power of waiting in the Christian life. The season of Advent on the church calendar celebrates the waiting of God's people for their King and Messiah, and we, too, are a waiting people, looking for the full salvation to be brought about by the return of Jesus. Tune in over the next few weeks to hear about being Changed in the Waiting.

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One of the core Pentecostal teachings is the prophethood of all believers. Most people understand that we are all priests, based in the reformation teaching of Martin Luther, but Classical Pentecostalism teaches that we are all prophets as well, empowered by the Spirit of God to speak His word. What difference does this make in Pentecostalism? What should are worship gatherings look like if we truly believe all can be used by the Spirit of God to speak for God? Join Dr. True today as he unpacks this important topic.

Dr. True's teaching on Numbers 11, episode 1 of the podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2445820/episodes/16551165

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What role does experience play in spiritual formation? What role does our encounter with the supernatural have in growing like Christ? In this episode, Dr. True unpacks the role of experience in a Pentecostal life. What would happen if we brought our experiences into conversation with the Word of God?

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Do Pentecostals learn differently? What role does the Holy Spirit have in education? In this episode, Dr. True unpacks a Pentecostal epistemology. He explains the work of Jackie David and Cheryl Bridges Johns, and their work on Pentecostal knowing. He also brings in the work of British educator Charlotte Mason and "The Great Recognition." What would it look like for Pentecostals to live in The Great Recognition?

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