David K. Bernard

David K. Bernard, a Christian theologian, author, and United Pentecostal Church International superintendent, explores what happens when spiritual leaders fail. He discusses accountability, protecting those harmed, forgiveness, restoration, and when ministry roles should end. The conversation also considers how to learn from mentors without following them into sin, and how to rebuild faith by anchoring it in God rather than human influence.

David K. Bernard, UPCI general superintendent, author, and Pentecostal theologian, explores Paul’s warning about the great “falling away” in 2 Thessalonians 2. He discusses Christ’s return, apostasy across church history, and how spiritual decline can coincide with a final worldwide revival and gospel witness. He also encourages believers to remain faithful in an ungodly age.

David K. Bernard, General Superintendent of the United Pentecostal Church International and leading Apostolic Pentecostal theologian, offers pastoral teaching on baptism conflicts. He discusses parental consent, respecting parental and civil authority, assessing a child’s readiness, examples of prevented baptisms, and practical steps for ministry when parents refuse.

Dr. David K. Bernard, longtime UPCI leader, educator, and author, offers a seasoned perspective on higher education for Apostolics. He addresses concerns about faith and academics. He rejects an either/or view of anointing and education. He shares how schooling aided his ministry and explains practical benefits like accreditation and staying connected to church while studying.

Dr. David K. Bernard, longtime UPCI leader and biblical teacher, examines John 14:12. He explores how “greater works” can mean more numerous acts through the worldwide church. He contrasts miracles only Jesus could do with the multiplied impact of Spirit-empowered ministry. The discussion highlights preaching, baptism, and mass salvation as ways the promise unfolds globally.

Dr. David K. Bernard, General Superintendent and Oneness Pentecostal theologian, explains how the Father relates to the Son in Scripture. He outlines the oneness framework and the meaning of 'Father' and 'Son'. He discusses the incarnation, Jesus' actions as incarnate deity, and key Gospel passages that present God manifest in flesh.

Dr. David K. Bernard, General Superintendent and author on hermeneutics and apostolic doctrine, offers a concise mini bio and teaching lens. He discusses why biblical narratives teach theology. He explains how to tell cultural detail from lasting principle. He shows how patterns in Acts point to normative practice rather than mere storytelling.

Dr. David K. Bernard, longtime Pentecostal leader and theologian, gives Scripture-based ethical teaching. He tackles whether abortion counts as taking human life. He contrasts political pragmatism with biblical conviction. He discusses rare maternal-life emergencies, responses to rape and incest, and the role of emergency contraception and providence.

Dr. David K. Bernard, General Superintendent of the United Pentecostal Church International and expert on spiritual gifts, dives into the unique spiritual gift of the working of miracles. He explains why this miraculous ability is distinctive among believers. Discover how God intervenes through individuals, illustrated by a gripping story of a miraculous resurrection and extraordinary protection during critical moments. Bernard offers a deeper understanding of how these gifts function in the modern church, making it a must-listen for everyone interested in spiritual gifts.

In this engaging discussion, Dr. David K. Bernard, the General Superintendent of the United Pentecostal Church International and a noted scholar on Apostolic theology, tackles the debate around speaking in tongues and its biblical significance. He explains that while tongues signify a past encounter with the Holy Spirit, true evidence of faith lies in the lasting fruit of the Spirit as described in Galatians 5. Bernard highlights that holiness and a Spirit-led life reveal genuine sonship, providing a fresh perspective on Matthew 7:16 in relation to contemporary belief.