RichTatum/evangelical

Interesting page and research tool for Bible students!

From the page: "Romans is the first book we are working on. Many great links and references are still missing (for various reasons). Check the blog to see what's new. After the Book of Romans is complete and tested for several months, we will begin indexing the rest of the Bible. A lot of searching, sorting, indexing, software writing, bug tracking and bug fixing is going on behind the scenes. Thanks for helping us test our new software. It will be a while before we complete indexing all scripture references, but we hope you find these examples related to the book of Romans helpful. "

Excellent online audio streaming service sampling a phenomenal worship leader. Described by one of my friends as "the next Keith Green," you owe it to yourself to check this out.

From the page: "This failure of the Western church begs a sobering question: if Hussein Qambar Ali had fled from Kuwait to perhaps Africa, China, or Brazil, would he ever have abandoned Jesus and returned to Islam?

May God help American Christians reject flawed ideas of evangelism to become better disciples, demonstrating his love in order to make disciplesâ€"not converts at risk of becoming apostate ex-believers."

This is the Squidoo version of my PneumaBlogs page, a select list of Pentecostal and Charismatic bloggers.

From the page: "I want to say a few words about the power of blogging on a personal level. And I want to challenge my fellow quiet Pentecostals and Charismatics to pick up the keyboard and begin writing."

This is my full-length commentary on the "Jesus Camp" documentary that has been creating raging commentary all over the blogosphere. This commentary/reaction is from a classical Pentecostal and Evangelical perspective. In it I argue that the film-makers, despite their protestations of objectivity, were not objective by any means. Virtually everybody depicted in the film has been misrepresented by liberal interpretation. The children are not being trained to be a new Evangelical terrorist group. This is not an American Taliban. The children do not worship George Bush. And this summer camp does not represent all of American Evangelicalism.

From the page: "Jesus Camp, what an experience. Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady's investigation into the hidden world of one Pentecostal kids' camp simultaneously delighted me, fascinated me, and embarrassed me. I love this film. I hate this film.

It angers me."

This is my review. It's the original, longer version of what appeared on Christianity Today's website yesterday.c

Review of the direct-to-video film portrayal of this charismatic and controversial figurehead of the early Pentecostal movement. From the page: "This is not a documentary, but a novelization. But like most fictional treatments of historical figures, this one veers into psychohistory, which often also reflects the psyche of the writer/director."