Community Chapel, Seattle Wa

Scott Hutchinson · #1 11-24-2007, 06:36 PM

My dearest Bro.Or Sister in Christ the PCI view is a view that one gets saved then gets the Baptism of The Holy Ghost and baptism in Jesus name as post salvational experiences.
The PAJC view is that one must repent,receive The Holy Ghost and be baptized in Jesus Name in order to be borned again.
The Pentecostal church international hence PCI and The PAJC Pentecostal Assemblies of Jesus Christ were the two orgs that merged to form the UPCI.

#2 11-24-2007, 06:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Scott Hutchinson

The PAJC view is that one must repent,receive The Holy Ghost and be baptized in Jesus Name in order to be borned again.
The Pentecostal church international hence PCI and The PAJC Pentecostal Assemblies of Jesus Christ were the two orgs that merged to form the UPCI.

Thanks, Scott. Yes, it was definitely PCI then. The pastor's father and brother were also pastors. His brother pastored a church in Boise, ID for many years. He passed away a few years ago.

Scott Hutchinson · #3 11-24-2007, 06:52 PM

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Thanks, Scott. Yes, it was definitely PCI then. The pastor's father and brother were also pastors. His brother pastored a church in Boise, ID for many years. He passed away a few years ago.

Stonewall since you were a former member ,it doesn't seem to have affected your Christianity,you seem like you have a strong faith in Christ.

#4 11-24-2007, 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Scott Hutchinson

Stonewall since you were a former member ,it doesn't seem to have affected your Christianity,you seem like you have a strong faith in Christ.

Thanks for the affirmation, brother. My wife and a I are very grateful to have survived by God's grace, and to still have our marriage.

Still looking for the balance between gullibility and trust. Well, the balance is knowing His voice, and not following any other - that is the goal for us.

I'm sure God will honor your desire to be a faithful minister. If more shepherds would realize that it is God's flock, not theirs, much sin could be avoided.

Scott Hutchinson · #5 11-24-2007, 07:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Stonewall

Thanks for the affirmation, brother. My wife and a I are very grateful to have survived by God's grace, and to still have our marriage.

Still looking for the balance between gullibility and trust. Well, the balance is knowing His voice, and not following any other - that is the goal for us.

I'm sure God will honor your desire to be a faithful minister. If more shepherds would realize that it is God's flock, not theirs, much sin could be avoided.

Well Dearest Bro.In Christ I'm glad your marriage has survived,and I pray that God crowns your life with goodness,and grace.
If I ever do pastor I have no desire to control people,my desire is to see people submit to The Holy Spirit and develope a personal walk with The Lord for themselves.
Pastors have a important role but they do not replace Jesus Christ,The Great Sheperd.

Falla39 · #6 11-24-2007, 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Stonewall

Thanks for the affirmation, brother. My wife and a I are very grateful to have survived by God's grace, and to still have our marriage.

Still looking for the balance between gullibility and trust. Well, the balance is knowing His voice, and not following any other - that is the goal for us.I'm sure God will honor your desire to be a faithful minister. If more shepherds would realize that it is God's flock, not theirs, much sin could be avoided.

Bro, Stonewall,

The bolded is a profound statement! The LORD is my Shepherd

I shall not want. He leads me. He makes me. He restores my soul.

He comforts me. He provides for me.

Blessings,

Falla39