Riding the third wave

Riding the third wave

by John Wimber, Kevin Springer

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The benefit of this book (published in 1987)is that it constitutes a collage of several writers influential in the Third Wave Movement - some of who became extremely prominent during the 1990's, e.g. C. Peter Wagner, Jack Deere, Terry Virgo, Tom Stipe, etc. as well as John & Caroll Wimber.

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    How do the authors define the concept of the "Third Wave" of the Holy Spirit, and how does it distinguish itself from both traditional evangelicalism and traditional Pentecostalism as presented in the book?

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    Reflecting on your own spiritual journey or community, how do you personally define and experience the active presence of God in daily life?

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    John and Carol Wimber emphasize the role of supernatural signs and wonders accompanying the proclamation of the gospel; how does this perspective challenge or align with your understanding of modern faith?

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