RichTatum/charismatic

From the page: "I just read an interesting post from Rich Tatum of the Blog Rodent entitled, How to get arrested at Central Bible College. Plus: The Unremarked Transgendered Issue. He talked about two Gay-Rights Activists from a group called Soulforce who were arrested at Central Bible College and used that story to comment on how the modern church - and Assemblies of God in particular have dealt with the issues of gay, lesbian and transgendered people."

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."

My three-minute interview with Alison Stewart from MSNBC's "The Most." Airdate September 26, 2006.

From the page: "At 2:40 PM (CST) on Tuesday, September 26, I %u201Cappeared%u201D on MSNBC%u2019s %u2018Net review: The Most, with Alison Stewart. Alison%u2019s producer spoke with Mark Moring, editor for the Christianity Today Movies channel, wondering if he%u2019d be willing to answer a few questions about Jesus Camp on-air.

Since I%u2019d seen the documentary and recently written an article for CT Movies, he deferred to me. I nervously accepted the opportunity."

From the page: "While most of these practices remain confined to Pentecostal churches, many non-Pentecostal (and non-charismatic) congregations have become "Pentecostalized" in other ways. Contemporary worship style is an oft-noted influence of Pentecostalism, with congregations of all stripes now singing choruses and praise music, even raising their hands in adoration. But "Holy Spirit religion" is leaving its deepest mark in less visible, more significant ways."

Interesting online Bible application with some of the same-old commentarys and tools like Matthew Henry's commentary and Vines, etc. But there are some for-fee titles available too. Of special interest to Pentecostals/Charismatics is the addition of Jack Hayford's Biblical Encyclopedia/commentary/dictionary. At the time of this commentary, however, the site seems sluggish.

From the page: "This page is distinct from the PneumaBlogs aggregator, which only pulls in the latest posts from the official bloggers on the PneumaBlogs page. Here, on this page, you will find a fairly random sampling of posts from around the BlogoSphere that are tagged with keywords like %u201CPentecostal%u201D or %u201CPneumatology,%u201D and so on. I%u2019ve compiled this feed based on keyword search results, not the identities of bloggers, so the posts may be anti-Pentecostal/Charismatic, or they may be friendly. Proceed at your own risk, and enjoy."

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."