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Lectures on Introduction to Pentecostalism

Pentecostal Studies

By Bernard Kimani, PhD

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  1. Contents
  2. Contents continued
  3. Preface
  4. How to Use This Book
  5. Chapter 1 Understanding Pentecostalism
  6. Chapter 2 Biblical Foundations of Pentecostalism
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  1. Chapter 3 Historical Origins and Early Growth
  2. Chapter 4 Pentecostalism as a Global and African Movement
  3. Chapter 5 Core Pentecostal Theology
  4. Chapter 6 Pentecostal Spirituality and Worship
  5. Chapter 7 Pentecostal Hermeneutics and Reading Scripture
  6. Chapter 8 Pentecostal Preaching and Ministry Practice
  7. Chapter 9 Pentecostalism, Mission, Society, and Public Witness
  8. Chapter 10 Integrating Pentecostalism in Life and Ministry Today
  9. Conclusion
  10. Glossary of Key Terms
  11. Selected Bibliography
  12. About the Author
  13. Continue the Journey

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Overview

These lectures introduce Pentecostal faith and its meaning for Christian ministry. The chapters move from definitions and biblical foundations to historical origins, global and African expressions, doctrine, worship, interpretation, preaching and public witness. They conclude by considering everyday discipleship and leadership.

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Christians exploring Pentecostal beliefs and history; People preparing to preach in a Pentecostal setting; Leaders working on everyday discipleship

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Understand Pentecostalism Foundations

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