In "Speaking in Tongues — Purpose, Power, and Misunderstandings, Part Two," the sermon addresses common misconceptions about speaking in tongues. It refutes cessationism, affirming that speaking in tongues is for today, as supported by Hebrews 13:8 and Mark 16:17. The message clarifies that not all tongues require interpretation, citing 1 Corinthians 14:4, and emphasizes their role in personal edification and spiritual empowerment. It counters claims that tongues are chaotic or exclusive to apostles, stressing their accessibility to all believers. "Speaking in Tongues — Purpose, Power, and Misunderstandings" highlights discernment to distinguish genuine spiritual gifts, encouraging earnest desire for them.

All these questions were answered just as Perry Stone, Jonathan Cahn, John Hagee, Jentezen Franklin, Benny Hinn, and others.

01.)Is speaking in tongues still relevant today?

02.)What is cessationism, and is it biblically accurate?

03.)Do all instances of speaking in tongues require interpretation?

04.)Are there different types of tongues?

05.)What is the difference between translation and interpretation of tongues?

06.)Are tongues chaotic or a sign of emotional instability?

07.)Is speaking in tongues only for apostles or special people?

08.)Can tongues be faked or demonic?

09.)How can one receive the gift of speaking in tongues?

10.)What is the purpose and power of speaking in tongues?