Both proponents and skeptics of the modern Pentecostal and Charismatic movements will find a voice of wisdom, charity and, above all, truth in the work of Pastor Aeron Morgan. Born in South Wales, he was a champion of expository preaching and Bible teaching for 60 years. He served in pastoral roles, as well as having been the General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God in Britain and the Principal of Commonwealth Bible College in Australia. He passed away in 2013.
The aim of his book is clear. Pentecostal and Charismatic Christianity must come to grips with an ever-widening gap between the Scriptures and the popular theology of both its ministers and laypeople, as well as an explosion of unchecked, unaccountable ministries and ‘miracles’ taking place in their midst. The only standard by which all teachings and claimed manifestations may be judged is the Bible.
Bound in woven cloth with dustjacket. Printed on acid-free natural paper and smyth-sewn for durability.
Contents include:
Foreword by Dr. Andrew Davies of Mattersey Hall
Apostate Conditions in the Professing Church
A Plea for Fidelity to the Divine Call in Ministry
A Four-fold Requirement for All Believers
Practical Steps to Judging Manifestations
The Impediment of Ignorance and Immaturity
The Peril of All that is False
The Biblical Injunction to Judge All Things
The Reasons for Sound Judgment
Counterfeit Manifestations
Contending Earnestly for the Faith
Lying Signs and Wonders
The Curse of Neo-Pentecostalism
Defensible Tests in Determining Truth
The Test of Scriptural Endorsement
The Test of Spiritual Effectiveness
The Test of Instinctive Witness
The Test of Divine Motivation
The Test of Uninfluenced Fulfillment
The Test of Personal Credibility
The Test of Controlled Expression
Good Men can be Wrong
Distinguishing Marks of False Teachers by Thomas Brooks
Thomas Brooks, John Collins and the Puritans
… and more
377pp. Hardcover. Dust and Ashes Publications, 2005.
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