The Remnant Radio's Podcast
Responding to the "Cessationist" Documentary - Part #5: With Guest Dr. Sam Storms
Oct 26, 2023
Dr. Sam Storms, an expert in charismatic theology, joins the podcast to challenge cessationist claims. Interesting topics include the history of speaking in tongues, charismatic leaders' legacy, the sufficiency of scripture, modern worship, and the line between genuine emotion and emotionalism in the cessationist argument. This engaging discussion sets the historical record straight and debunks controversial claims made in a cessationist documentary.
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- Misconduct of charismatic leaders does not discredit the belief in spiritual gifts; the validity of biblical teachings should not be determined by individual actions.
- Belief in the continuation of spiritual gifts does not undermine the sufficiency of the Bible; pursuing and testing spiritual gifts can coexist with the belief in the authority of Scripture.
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The argument against continuationism based on the misconduct of past charismatic leaders is invalid
The podcast episode criticizes the argument that the misconduct of past charismatic leaders discredits the belief in spiritual gifts. The hosts highlight that the actions of individuals do not determine the validity of biblical teachings. They emphasize that the focus should be on what the Bible teaches about the continuation of spiritual gifts, not the failings of specific individuals.
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