MY THEOLOGICAL STAND. FORMAL WRITTEN DEBATE ENGAGEMENT

  To resolve that: "The mandate of God with regards to giving 10% can still be done in today’s time - specifically in the church governance." INTRODUCTION “The hopes of a man void of understanding are vain and false: and dreams lift up fools.” - Ecclesiasticus 34:1 UNDERSTANDING history including its government and language, is vital protective gear from the dangers of heresies and misrepresentation of its culture, governance, system, and way of living, and to corruption the essence of its importance should at all costs be guarded. To know exactly the truth will set anyone free from being enslaved to ignorance and arrogance.  Biblical history recounted the order and divulged the nature of TITHING at the definite time it was implemented It should not be understood as a  fastened  or  affixed law  that can't be changed before the government system it belonged, BUT God mandated it in the heart of its purpose to provide the needs of  his house  and the people whom he had chos

My First Formal Online Debate  Debate Proposition: IT IS GOD THE FATHER THAT BECAME FLESH WHO IS THE LOGOS HIMSELF Affirmative Side: Brian Baddao  Negative Side: Carl Cortez  Date: April 18, 2023  Platform: Rasha TV  Note: Ang power point presentation na aking inihanda ay hindi ko nagamit dahil sa teknikal na kadahilanan, dahilan kung bakit di ako pabor sa ambush o face to face na debate, kakapusin ito sa oras at hindi magiging akademiko ang magiging kahinatnan.  Narito ang latag at aking tugon sa pagpapabulaan mula sa tindig ng aking katunggali.    MY NEGATIVE PRESENTATION REFUTING THE AFFIRMATIVE CLAIM.  PAGTATATUWA (Disclaimer)  Bilang pagalang, minarapat kong hindi gagamitin ang samahang pangkalahatan na aking kinabibilangan sa dahilang walang basbas at pahintulot mula sa kaniyang pangasiwaaan ang aking pagharap sa tagpong ito.   Ako ay maglalahad ng aking tindig sa pangalan ng aking lokal na pinangangasiwaan, ang Neos Zoe Apostolic Center. Ang pinaka layunin ng aking pagharap sa t

Excerpts from the article written by J.L Hall (PH editor-in-chief) published by UPCI Pentecostal Herald magazine in November 1991, and December 1991 edition.  The Life of Andrew David Urshan written by J.L. Hall Andrew David Urshan’s decision to visit his father’s home in Urmia, Persia, led to the first Pentecostal revival in Russia and to the founding of the Jesus Name movement in that nation. Andrew Urshan’s Early Ministry Born on May 17, 1884, in the village of Abajaloo, a village thirteen miles from Urmia (Rizayh), Persia (Iran). Andrew grew up in a Presbyterian minister’s home. As a youth he surrendered his life to God, but his real Christian conversion came after he emigrated to the United States. In August 1902, he left Persia, arriving in New York in September or October. He was alone in a strange city, but he soon found employment and learned the English language. After living in New York for six months, he moved to Chicago to be near his cousin, who was a medical student. To

A PERSIAN EVANGELIST Reverend Andrew D. Urshan was born on May 17, 1884 in Persia, in a village called Adabjaloo. This village lay approximately four hundred miles northwest of Mt. Ararat, where Noah's ark rested. Andrew was converted in his homeland in 1900.   In 1902 he came to the United States, landing in Yonkers, New York. He began preaching the gospel in 1904 and remained faithful to his calling until his death sixty-three years later. In 1906, in Chicago, he witnessed a new touch of God's sanctifying grace and a fresh divine anointing that set him on fire to win lost souls. He immediately began personal work among his fellow Assyrian people, with marked success. URSHAN COLLEGE AND URSHAN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY The  U rshan College and Urshan Graduate School of Theology are named in honor of Andrew D. Urshan and Nathaniel A. Urshan, whose ministries represent a century of global Apostolic Pentecostal leadership.   In 1999, the UPCI General Conference in Nashville, Te