THE 233 Quiz #1

the restoration of spiritual life within the Body of Christ; from Latin Revivus, “to come back to life.”

• Revival

• Awakening

• Renewal

the return to biblical standards and basics within the structure and ministries of the church; this follows and is the result of revival.

• Revival

• Renewal

• Awakening

the effect of a revived and renewed church upon the greater society, evidenced by social changes according to biblical standards and an increased awareness of the things of God. 

• renewal

• revival

• awakening

Christians who identify with outpouring of the Spirit in the beginning of the 1900's and who specifically believe in the Baptism in the Holy Spirit as a “second work of grace,” as well as all nine of the Gifts of the Spirit.  

kicked out of churches due to speaking in tongues and started own denomination

Christians who believe in the immediate and personal presence of the Holy Spirit and who accept and practice the nine Gifts of the Spirit.  

remained in denominations even though they practiced the gifts of the spirit

Christians who believe in the immediate and personal presence of the Holy Spirit in our lives and who accept and practice the nine Gifts of the Spirit. 

Also refered to as neo-charismatics

practice gifts but do not associate with denomination.

This broad term is used to include all three of the above groups, i.e., Pentecostal (Classical), charismatic, and “Third Wave.” Sometimes this entire group is described as “Pentecostal” in the broadest sense of the word. 

1. a charismatic Christian movement seeking to restore the beliefs and practices of the early Church.

when a person of his or her own free will decides to become a cooperating member of the Assemblies of God, his or her cooperation is committed to the fellowship and is no longer optional.

Father of the 18th Century Evangelicalism