Author: Daniel Tomberlin

I am an undeconstructed Pentecostal. So, just what does that mean? Maybe we should ponder: What is deconstructed Pentecostalism? It seems to me that many Pentecostals are uncomfortable with their story. Maybe an emphasis on seeker-sensitive evangelicalism has domesticated Pentecostal spirituality.  Many Pentecostals in my tribe often testified to being “saved, sanctified, and baptized in the sweet Holy Ghost.” I believe that testimony offers the seeds of a robust Pentecostal spirituality.

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I find it interesting that so many of my politically liberal friends and colleagues who “prophetically” denounced the toxicity of the recent GOP administration (I often agreed with them), are strangely silent about the toxicity of the present Democrat administration. It appears that both major parties have court prophets on the payroll.
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