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Untying the knots of controversy and revealing the truth of the Baptism of the Holy Spirit

Synopsis from the back of the book:

The spiritual gift of speaking in tongues through the Baptism of the Holy Spirit has been and still is a confusing and debated issue amongst denominational circles. Author and pastor Wayne I. Goodall dives into Scripture, taking readers on a spiritual journey to reveal the truths about speaking in tongues.

• Discover more about the history of the Azusa Street revival, as well as the Day of Pentecost discussed in Acts.
• Get a glimpse of real people who have had confusing experiences in the Pentecostal church and clarification on common questions.
• Learn the difference between receiving the Holy Spirit as a believer and receiving the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

Whether readers have grown up in the Pentecostal church and have had experience with tongues, or are simply curious to know what the Bible says about the issue, Goodall's easy-to-understand explanation will open eyes and hearts to one of God's life-changing gifts.

About the Author(s):

Dr. Wayde I. Goodall is the senior pastor of First Assembly of God, a thriving congregation of several thousand members in Winston- Salem, North Carolina. He previously served as head of the Ministerial Enrichment Department of the Assemblies of God in Springfield, Missouri, as a senior pastor in Seattle, and as a full-time missionary in Vienna, Austria, where he founded Vienna Christian Center. Dr. Goodall frequently speaks for pastors and missionary conferences, and is an adjunct professor to seminaries, colleges, and universities

Rosalyn Goodall ministers alongside her husband, serves on the Assembly Terrace Board, and edits all written communication at the First Assembly of God. Mrs. Goodall was previously an editor and teacher of business communication and writing at Southwest Missouri State University. The Goodalls have been married for thirty years, and have served together in ministry full-time for twenty-six years. They have two grown children, Jeremy and Kristin.