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Author Archives: Jono Hall
He Died in My Place
Adam was annoyed. He had been so busy for so long and now his head office in San Francisco was calling him to a week long round of meetings to determine why his division weren’t meeting their goals. The airline … Continue reading
Holy Spirit Baptism
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE ASCENSION? Much is said of the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus, but the ascension of Jesus is often passed over as a sad day when Jesus departed, and a reminder for us that he will … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Stuff
Tagged Baptism, Basic Christian Beliefs, Gifts of the Spirit, Holy Spirit
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Book Review: Jesus Baptizes in One Holy Spirit by David Pawson
I have just finished reading David Pawson’s “Jesus Baptizes in One Holy Spirit”. It is an excellent resource for those who want to know more about what exactly the Baptism of holy Spirit is all about. There are few events … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Stuff, Book Review, Church History
Tagged Book Review, David Pawson, Jesus Baptizes in One Holy Spirit
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Is the Trinity really in the First Verse of the Bible?
You will not find the word “Trinity” in the pages of scripture. Yet the belief in a “Trinitarian” God is fundamental to Christian beliefs. The Greek word for trinity was first used in history by Theophilus of Antioch in 170 … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Stuff, Church History
Tagged Genesis 1:1, Marriage Covenant, Tertullian, Trinity
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Messengers: Make Your Message Clear
I was teaching our Media Messenger class about effective messaging yesterday. One of the big points that I emphasize is the need for clarity in our writing to get the message across so that the video can be effective in … Continue reading
Posted in Media Stuff
Tagged Apple, Forerunner Media Institute, IHOPU, Media Messengers, T-Mobile
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Why was Abraham Chosen? Responding to Revelation
Why God “chose” Abraham has been a thorny theological question down through the ages that ultimately must be answered by the answer of God’s sovereignty. However in thinking afresh about this question a few things become apparent about this … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham, Faith, Genesis, Hardened Hear, James, Jono Hall, Revelation, Unbelief
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Book Review: The Lost History of Christianity
Penn State and Baylor Professor Philip Jenkins has tackled in The Lost History of Christianity a subject which is missing from most Church History books I have read (which is a few). I am always nervous when I see titles implying … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Stuff, Book Review, Church History
Tagged Book Review, Lost History of Christianity, Philip Jenkins
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Is Webstreaming Good for the Body of Christ?
I remember the conflicting feelings I had 12 years ago as I started to work for a Christian TV station. I remember the encouragement I got from seeing others in the worldwide Body of Christ built up with solid Christian … Continue reading
What is the New Apostolic Reformation?
The media has recently been writing about a movement in our nation called the New Apostolic Reformation or NAR for short. It was the leaders of this movement that were supposed to have organized Gov. Perry’s recent prayer rally. According … Continue reading
Posted in In the News
Tagged Cult, Dominionism, Fresh Air, IHOP, Lou Engle, Mike Bickle, NAR, New Apostolic Reformation, NPR, Rick Perry, Sarah Palin, Spiritual Warfare, Tea Party, Terry Gross
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NPR, IHOP, NAR and those Seven Mountains.
This afternoon NPR’s Fresh Air devoted their program to investigating a new religious movement in the USA called the New Apostolic Reformation or NAR for short. It was portrayed as a deviant form of Evangelical Christianity, it was actually called … Continue reading
Posted in Church History, In the News, Media Stuff
Tagged Fresh Air, IHOP, Mike Bickle, NAR, NPR, Seven Mountains, Seven Spheres
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