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Author: Joel Daniels

Joel is currently a Chaplain-in-Residence and Ph.D. candidate at Georgetown University. He studies religion from a global perspective through world Christianity, particularly Pentecostalism, Chinese religious philosophy, interreligious dialogue, spiritual formation, and comparative theology, philosophy, and ethics. More importantly, he is the husband of a superstar and father of three world-changers. He's ordained through the American Baptist Churches, USA, closely affiliating with the charismatic branch of the denomination.
Basics: What do we do with other religions?
Categories Ethics

Basics: What do we do with other religions?

Author Joel Daniels Posted on October 15, 2019October 15, 2019

Pentecostalism grew due to the work of enthusiastic believers, spreading the message of God’s liberating Spirit around their communities and world. At its core, Pentecostalism is evangelical, professing salvation through …

Basics: Have we gotten evangelism and missions wrong?
Categories Bible & TheologyEthics

Basics: Have we gotten evangelism and missions wrong?

Author Joel Daniels Posted on July 9, 2019January 29, 2020

With mission trip season in full bloom, we’d be wise to step back and survey Pentecostal-Christian faith related to evangelism and missions. What is the “Great Commission” and why do …

Basics: Do Christians have to tithe?
Categories Everyday Living

Basics: Do Christians have to tithe?

Author Joel Daniels Posted on June 6, 2019January 29, 2020

This series of posts is dedicated to (re)considering basics of Christian faith, and today we examine one regularly misconstrued topic: tithing. Tithing Mandate? The Church persistently preaches that Christians must …

Basics: Palm Sunday
Categories Bible & Theology

Basics: Palm Sunday

Author Joel Daniels Posted on April 17, 2019April 17, 2019

My next few posts are dedicated to Christian basics like Palm Sunday (today’s topic), the validity of tithing, evangelism, and inter-religious interaction. Communal Beginning with Palm Sunday, we are presented …

Church Planting: Entrepreneurs Encouraged to Apply!
Categories Arts & Culture

Church Planting: Entrepreneurs Encouraged to Apply!

Author Joel Daniels Posted on February 27, 2019February 27, 2019

Over the past few weeks, two blog posts – both from the Send Institute – have been written about church planting and entrepreneurialism. Their basic point is this: church planting …

Pentecostalism is Nothing
Categories Bible & Theology

Pentecostalism is Nothing

Author Joel Daniels Posted on January 14, 2019January 15, 2019

I want to consider a very basic question in this post: What exactly is Pentecostalism? And, perhaps surprisingly, I’m going to argue that it is, in fact, nothing.  Something Over the …

Overpopulation: Ecological Threat or Unjust Suppression?
Categories Ethics

Overpopulation: Ecological Threat or Unjust Suppression?

Author Joel Daniels Posted on November 29, 2018

With yet another report on environmental degradation, we must once again ask how people of faith should respond. Here we tackle the very controversial issue of overpopulation. Overpopulation Perhaps you’ve …

“We’re Under Attack” Theology
Categories Bible & Theology

“We’re Under Attack” Theology

Author Joel Daniels Posted on November 26, 2018November 26, 2018

I grew up in various pentecostal churches, each providing a unique flare and flavor of the Spirit––some were more “progressive,” offering diverse voices from the pulpit and church leadership while …

Should we care that the Earth is dying?
Categories Ethics

Should we care that the Earth is dying?

Author Joel Daniels Posted on October 15, 2018October 22, 2018

It was widely reported last week that the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change presented new research that says we humans have just over decade to change the way we …

Reflections on the Church of God General Overseer attending the White House Dinner
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Reflections on the Church of God General Overseer attending the White House Dinner

Author Joel Daniels Posted on September 17, 2018January 29, 2020

On August 27th, the White House hosted a dinner for Evangelical leaders from around the country. These men and women serve in various capacities and the administration chose them due …

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