Larry Wood & Frank Macchia on John Wesley and Pentecostalism
14-05-10 09:25 Filed in: Holy Spirit | Wesleyan Theology
This video — just posted today at the Asbury Theological Seminary Seedbed blog — fits so well with the themes I’ve been addressing this week, that I thought I would include it here:
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I especially appreciate what Dr. Macchia says.
Apparently this is part one of a multi-part conversation, so be sure to be on the lookout for later installments at the Seedbed blog.
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