What do we do when the Word of God hits tough? You know, when your toes get stepped on as the preacher preaches? In this episode, Dr. True unpacks a portion of Amos 7 where the plumbline of the Word is dropped over the life of Israel. In it, we learn how to submit to the Word as the standard of our lives, or reject it to our own peril. 

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What happens when we're broken?  In this week's episode, Dr. True unpacks the story of Naaman, and demonstrates how there's restoration in God's instructions. 

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What do we do when we lose a loved one? In this episode, Dr. True unpacks the story of Elijah and Elisha when Elijah's taken up into heaven. In it, he talks about looking to continue the legacy of our loved one. We must fight through the voices of separation and have a vision to continue the legacy.

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What do you do when life is tough? When you find yourself between a rock and a hard place? In this episode, Dr. True begins a new series looking at what to do in tough situations by unpacking a story from the life of Elijah when he found himself at the end of his rope. Rest and revelation helped move him from a breakdown to a breakthrough. 

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In this episode, Dr. True unpacks Acts 19:1-7 where Paul asks the Pentecostal question. This question highlights the hurdles we often must overcome to walk in the Pentecostal experience. 

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Central to Classical Pentecostalism is the doctrine of the initial physical sign of speaking in other tongues. In this episode, Dr. Jake True unpacks Acts 10:34-48 as the strongest scriptural case for the doctrine of evidential tongues. Tongues declare that Christ is Lord of all, and therefore play a central role in redemption history. That's why Classical Pentecostals are on firm footing for believing that the baptism of believers in the Holy Spirit is witnessed by the initial, physical sign of speaking in tongues. 

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In this week's episode, Dr. True unpacks the Pentecostal doctrine of subsequence, how the Baptism of the Holy Spirit is an experience that is subsequent to and distinct from the New Birth. Using Acts 8 as a text, Dr. True demonstrates that the prerequisite of Pentecost is a transformed heart. 

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In this week's episode, Dr. True is joined by Chris Powell of Chris Powell Ministries and Bobby Ferguson of Bought Back Ministries in a panel discussion through Acts 2. Join us as we talk through Acts 2:1-13. 

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In this episode, Dr. True unpacks Acts 1, where Jesus teaches his disciples about the Holy Spirit. In it, we see the purpose of Pentecostal power to anoint and enable Kingdom witness till Christ returns. Join us over the next few weeks to unpack passages in Acts that relate to the Pentecostal experience of the Baptism in the Holy Spirit. 

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In this final message from the series "Led by Fire," Dr. True unpacks Deuteronomy 31 where Moses is commanded to raise up a son and a song to pass on this faith. From this, Dr. True asks us what song we are passing on to the next generation. Are we leaving a heritage of fire? What song will the next generation sing? 

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