Welcome to ⁠⁠⁠The Liturgical Pentecostal⁠⁠⁠, a podcast that considers the nature of church practice & belief, theological issues, and ethical quandaries.

This week, I revisit the topic of the Sabbath. God instructed mankind to "honor the Sabbath and keep it holy." What does that mean for us?

Welcome to ⁠⁠The Liturgical Pentecostal⁠⁠, a podcast that considers the nature of church practice & belief, theological issues, and ethical quandaries.

This week, I revisit the topic of modern worship and its propensity to focus on the believer's experience. Worship is designed to de-center the self and recenter the believer's mind and life on Christ. It's hard to do that when the experience of the believer is the focus of the songs we sing during the time when we're supposed to be focusing on the majesty and mystery of who God is...

Welcome to ⁠⁠The Liturgical Pentecostal⁠⁠, a podcast that considers the nature of church practice & belief, theological issues, and ethical quandaries.

This week, I consider the parts of our faith that bind us together. What elements of the Christian faith are common amongst the denominations and can we build interdenominational relationships off of them?

Welcome to ⁠⁠The Liturgical Pentecostal⁠⁠, a podcast that considers the nature of church practice & belief, theological issues, and ethical quandaries.

This week, I issue a call for unity among the denominations. Why did the church split in the first place? Can we coalesce back under one banner again?

Welcome to ⁠⁠The Liturgical Pentecostal⁠⁠, a podcast that considers the nature of church practice & belief, theological issues, and ethical quandaries.

This week, I consider the notion of what it means to truly follow Christ and to share in His sufferings.

Welcome to ⁠The Liturgical Pentecostal⁠, a podcast that considers the nature of church practice & belief, theological issues, and ethical quandaries.

This week, I do a bit of explaining. Where have I been for the past year? What have I been up to? Will there be more episodes?

Welcome to The Liturgical Pentecostal, a podcast that aims to bring Tradition and Charismatic belief together by thinking deeply about theological issues.

This week, I discuss the doctrine of the Trinity. The doctrine of the Trinity states that the Persons of the Godhead are equal to one another in rank/position, mutually eternal, and are of one Being/one Substance. But how do you understand the Trinity?

Welcome to The Liturgical Pentecostal, a podcast that aims to bring Tradition and Charismatic belief together by thinking deeply about theological issues.

This week, I discuss the practice of rest or, as it's known in the church, observing the Sabbath. We can often busy ourselves with rote actions: reading a devotional, reading a passage from the Bible, and praying—all out of obligation instead of devotion. But we very rarely practice rest. Yet by failing to rest, are we not failing to keep one of the 10 Commandments?

Welcome to The Liturgical Pentecostal, a podcast that aims to bring Tradition and Charismatic belief together by thinking deeply about theological issues.

This week, I discuss the potential pitfalls of the overuse of technology in our churches. Talking about the contrast between the Asbury outpouring and modern church, one man said that the American church relies too much on gadgets.

What do you think? Do we rely too much on technology?

Welcome to The Liturgical Pentecostal, a podcast that aims to bring Tradition and Charismatic belief together by thinking deeply about theological issues.

This week's episode deals with the practice of standing for the reading of the Word. This practice helps set the tone for the sermon and places a believer in the proper mindset to receive the Word.

What are your thoughts concerning standing when the Word of God is read?