Tag: martin luther

• Reflecting on the Reformation

  I am aware that outside of the original apostles, nobody in church history has given us perfect doctrine. The apostles were not perfect men, but were the instruments God used to release His truth. Through the apostles God gave the Word as a compass of nonnegotiable truths. The heart of the message written in God’s […]

  angelcasiano

  05/30/2016

  Apologetic: Defending my Hope, Word with Prophetic Ramifications

  martin luther, Protestant Movement, The Reformation, Ulrich Zwingli

• My Favorite Christian Apologetic Method

  Three hundred years of persecution was not able to stop the spiritual and physical growth of the church. Who does not get excited when reading the book of Acts? The sound doctrine, the power, the signs, the wonders, the love and the sense of family! As a pastor I prayed many times to see these […]

  angelcasiano

  02/02/2016

  Christian Living, Word with Prophetic Ramifications

  apologetics, john calvin, martin luther

• A Journey Through The Greatest Revivals in Church History

    “O Lord, I have heard Your speech and was afraid; O Lord, revive Your work in the midst of the years! In the midst of the years make it known; In wrath remember mercy.” Habakkuk 3:2 (NKJV)   I believe in revivals; I believe in the need for revivals; in the power found in revivals, the love, the passion, the deep search for […]

  angelcasiano

  11/03/2013

  Christian Living

  azusa street revival, martin luther, revival, the church, the great awakening, welsh revival