The great 18th century preacher and theologian Jonathan Edwards has much to say to the church today.
Jan 02, 2002, By William P. Farley
The 49th General Council of the Assemblies of God closed Friday night with a call to listen to the voice of God — and a warning about the consequences of ignoring that holy voice.
Aug 10, 2001, By John W. Kennedy
A standing room only audience of more than 12,000 people cheered the winners of the 2001 National Fine Arts Festival celebration rally Friday afternoon at the Kansas City Convention Center.
Earlier this week, the 49th General Council elected five new members to the Executive Presbytery, and returned six incumbents for two-year terms. Following are short profiles of the new and returning executive presbyters.
Aug 10, 2001, By Rob Cunningham
On Friday, the morning worship gathering at the Kansas City Convention Center was filled with more than 9,000 eager worshipers who had come to celebrate Christ’s resurrection by partaking in communion.
Aug 10, 2001, By Kirk Noonan
A sweet presence filled the Municipal Auditorium Arena on Thursday night as more than 5,000 teens gathered to worship and express their love to Jesus.
Aug 09, 2001, By Kirk Noonan
In a Christ-centered sermon full of biblical truths, Assemblies of God evangelism commissioner Randy Hurst Thursday night told the Fellowship that evangelism must be followed up with discipleship.
Aug 09, 2001, By John W. Kennedy
On Wednesday night, teens were challenged to embrace the power of the Holy Spirit during their service in the Municipal Auditorium’s arena.
Aug 08, 2001, By Kirk Noonan
The General Council made history Wednesday by voting to permit men and women who were divorced before conversion to pursue ministerial credentials with the Assemblies of God.
Aug 08, 2001, By Rob Cunningham
The Rev. Thomas E. Trask, who has served as superintendent of the Assemblies of God since 1993, was elected to another four-year term during Tuesday afternoon’s business session.
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