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Regner A Capener's Blog – December 2014 Archive (4)

ANOTHER COFFEE BREAK: CHRISTMAS

ANOTHER COFFEE BREAK: Christmas

December 26, 2014

It has been a constant source of amazement to me that Jesus has always been painted as poor and indigent -- never mind what the Word clearly states. Ever since the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD, error after error after error has crept into the body of Christ, and promulgated with traditions that have no validity in the Word. The compromises that Constantine made with church leaders in order to bring the Roman Army into the… Continue

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ANOTHER COFFEE BREAK: GOING BEYOND, Part 7

ANOTHER COFFEE BREAK: Going Beyond, Part 7

December 19, 2014

Most of the church world treats this as the Christmas season, but this is not the season when Jesus Christ was born. As it turns out, from a historical and astronomical perspective, December 25th was the day on the Julian Calendar when the magi came bearing their gifts to the King of Kings -- a then-toddler of some two years of age. Next week we'll take a short break… Continue

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ANOTHER COFFEE BREAK: GOING BEYOND, Part 6

ANOTHER COFFEE BREAK: Going Beyond, Part 6

December 12, 2014

We really have a lot of ground to cover today and I'm hoping we can finish this part today of dealing with the Baptism in the Holy Spirit and speaking with tongues.

As we said last week, speaking in tongues is the one clear evidence of a change of citizenship in the Kingdom of God. To be very clear, it is not the only evidence — and… Continue

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ANOTHER COFFEE BREAK: GOING BEYOND, Part 5

ANOTHER COFFEE BREAK: Going Beyond, Part 5

December 5, 2014

Perhaps one of the most controversial and misunderstood and abused teachings in the body of Christ has been that on the Baptism of the Holy Spirit. Although there have been individuals who have experienced this throughout the generations of time since the first century believers experienced it on the Day of Pentecost, no practice and no experience has been treated as cavalierly as has the Baptism of the Holy… Continue

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