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04. Empowered evangelicals: bringing together the best of the evangelical and charismatic worlds.
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January 2012
Nathan, Rich and Ken Wilson
Boise, ID: Amelon Publishing, 2009
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Rich and Ken do a good, thorough job of fleshing out the theological underpinnings and practical consequences of Vineyard’s self-proclaimed approach to Holy-Spirit dependent evangelicalism, challenging both traditional charismatics and traditional evangelicals to reconsider the theology behind their traditions. A good primer and a good reminder why we do what we do and why we believe what we believe. Always, the bottom line is Jesus with these guys, and that’s important– they’re so concerned not to fall into the errors of either camp. Tension, not balance.
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