Gerald Arbuckle

  • What 600 million Pentecostals know about worship that we’ve forgotten

    Where people found healing, story, song, and embodied gesture—where they encountered transcendence through colorful devotions, Marian piety, and the communion of saints—faith flourished. Pentecostalism’s worldwide explosion offers clear evidence: people hunger for mystery, not explanations; for symbols, not signs; for mythos, not merely logos.

    What 600 million Pentecostals know about worship that we’ve forgotten

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