I am part of what is considered "non denominational" Christianity, which is by far the most vibrant and growing branch of the faith here in the U.S. I am both Evangelical and would be considered "Pentecostal" theologically, although many group it as a cultural thing as well. The difference is minor, mostly around the work of the Holy Spi…
I am part of what is considered "non denominational" Christianity, which is by far the most vibrant and growing branch of the faith here in the U.S. I am both Evangelical and would be considered "Pentecostal" theologically, although many group it as a cultural thing as well. The difference is minor, mostly around the work of the Holy Spirit today. On all major issues of evangelical doctrine they agree. They are evangelicals in the theological sense, which is more important than the cultural.
I am part of what is considered "non denominational" Christianity, which is by far the most vibrant and growing branch of the faith here in the U.S. I am both Evangelical and would be considered "Pentecostal" theologically, although many group it as a cultural thing as well. The difference is minor, mostly around the work of the Holy Spirit today. On all major issues of evangelical doctrine they agree. They are evangelicals in the theological sense, which is more important than the cultural.
Excellent article.