Pentecostal-Charismatic Theology of Worship [video]

This post is part of a periodic series on “Current Pentecostal Scholarship.”


In today’s video, I interview theologian Dr. Mark Cartledge from Regent University (Virginia). I ask him about what makes Pentecostal and Charismatic theology of worship unique and what implications this has for worship leaders.

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Andrew K. Gabriel, Ph.D., is the author of Simply Spirit-Filled: Experiencing God in the Presence and Power of the Holy Spirit as well as three academic books, including The Lord is the Spirit. He is a theology professor at Horizon College and Seminary and serves on the Theological Study Commission for the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada. You can follow him on Facebook or on Twitter.

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6 thoughts on “Pentecostal-Charismatic Theology of Worship [video]

      • The point he made about small gatherings being more conducive to worship. Right on. I knew this in Catholic Charismatic and other Charismatic groups. Same thing in PAOC churches in the Maritimes- often small gatherings. New converts came to fit right in and to truly worship God- not only in the services but also by their lifestyles.
        Large churches do seem to be putting on a show. No more testimony times or rejoicing together over our relationship with God.

  1. This made a nice morning devotion for someone who is then going to do theology as his profession. Thanks Mark and Andrew!