SPEAKING IN TONGUES Part IV Kevin Simington HISTORICAL NARRATIVE AND DOCTRINE We must be wary of formulating doctrines from historical narratives, such as the book of Acts. Historical narrative is descriptive rather than proscriptive, and we should be wary Continue reading SPEAKING IN TONGUES (Part IV)
SPEAKING IN TONGUES Part III Kevin Simington Is the gift of tongues still available today? Does God continue to grant this gift to his people? Or was it a special sign that only accompanied the initial birth of the Continue reading SPEAKING IN TONGUES (Part III)
SPEAKING IN TONGUES Part II Kevin Simington WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF SPEAKING IN TONGUES? The gift of tongues is given: As a sign for unbelievers. “Tongues, then, are a sign, not for believers but for unbelievers.” (1 Cor 14:22). Continue reading SPEAKING IN TONGUES (Part II)
SPEAKING IN TONGUES Part I Kevin Simington The modern resurgence of tongue-speaking is generally traced to the turn of the century. In 1900, Charles Parham and a small group in Kansas began to speak in tongues after studying about Continue reading SPEAKING IN TONGUES (Part I)
