Movement – Guided Bible Studies for Hungry Christians

The Theology of Arminianism

Movement Topical Studies May 1, 2015March 31, 2022

Arminianism is a school of Protestant Christian theology that holds the Christian doctrine that salvation was brought about by Jesus Christ. It was founded by Jacobus Arminius who was a Dutch theologian. Most mainstream Protestantism and Evangelicalism accept Arminianism because of the influence of John Wesley and can be found distinguished within the Methodist movement.

Vineyard Movement

Movement Topical Studies April 28, 2015April 2, 2022

A charismatic movement also known as the Third Wave and the Signs and Wonders.

Charles Peter Wagner – Neocharismatic Movement

Movement Topical Studies April 28, 2015April 2, 2022

Charles Peter Wagner introduced the concept that God has established the plan for the earth, and the apostles will execute that plan. Wagner moves the same direction as the Latter Rain Pentecostal movement.1980 he began the movement known as the Neocharismatic movement.

Azusa (Asusa) Street Revival Birth of the Pentecostal Movement

Movement Topical Studies April 27, 2015April 2, 2022

The Azusa Street Revival was the beginning of the restoration of the New Testament Christianity. This early revival had participants believing they were experiencing an infilling of the Spirit and power of God just as the early Apostles did on the Day of Pentecost.

Dispensationalism

Movement Topical Studies April 17, 2015April 2, 2022

Dispensationalism is a system or method which attempts to define how God carries out for His purposes towards men. Adherents have calculated that there are three dispensations, which are the Patriarchal (that which is most powerful), the Mosaic (or Jewish), and Christianity. The key principles of Dispensationalism are the belief that there is a distinction between what God has planned for Israel and what God has planned for the Church. Dispensationalists use the literal principle of interpretation. They believe the…

Anabaptist Belief Movement

Movement Topical Studies April 17, 2015February 19, 2022

The term Anabaptism is used literally to describe a group of baptized Protestant Christians. The term refers to the followers of Menno Simons and the descendants of the 16th century European movement of Mennonites, Amish, Hutterites and the early English Baptists.