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fiveinjuly
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How many of you guys belong to a nondenom church that speaks in tounges. I'm just curious because most of the ones that I've encountered do, but I've heard that that there are more that don't.
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LadyLamond
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I have been to several non denom's, and only 1 ever did.... the majority didn't...
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Bizzlebin Imperatoris
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As long as everything done follows the scriptures (eg. have an interpreter) then I will allow it.
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I have never been to a non denom. church that spoke in tongues.
(I have been to about 10 churches)
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(I have been to about 10 churches)
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I was baptized by the Spirit into the Body of Christ and quite a few members of the Body speak in tongues. Some don't though.
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our church of about 2000 members does.........and i'm not sure why peopel think that there always has to be an interpretor.....we use tongues as part of our worship service when everyone who is filled prays all at once . now when someone just stands up in the service and starts speaking in tongues he is either escorted out or an interpretor stands and waits till he is finished but we believe that when you use tongues you are speaking directly to God so what better way to use them than when you worship. We aren't all yelling out but most all of us do it...........
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Sketcher
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alexeeah said:
Here's where it comes from:
"What then shall we say, brothers? When you come together, everyone has a hymn, or a word of instruction, a revelation, a tongue or an interpretation. All of these must be done for the strengthening of the church. If anyone speaks in a tongue, two--or at the most three--should speak, one at a time, and someone must interpret. If there is no interpreter, the speaker should keep quiet in the church and speak to himself and God." - 1 Cor 14:26-28
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Our non-denom church does not speak in tongues. Our church started two other churches. One now does speak in tongues and the other does not.
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You must have misunderstood what I was saying because This^^^ is the type of tongues we speak in TO OURSELVES ...........when you do it that way you don't need an interpretortwistedsketch said:
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I attend Calvary Chapel, and I have never once heard anyone speak in tongues there....(so I guess we're non-charasmatic non-denominational)
speaking in tongues (IMO) is not granted as a spiritual gift to all believers, I've actually never heard it done at all.
speaking in tongues (IMO) is not granted as a spiritual gift to all believers, I've actually never heard it done at all.
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Bizzlebin Imperatoris
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Yes, but we are talking about tongues in church.alexeeah said:You must have misunderstood what I was saying because This^^^ is the type of tongues we speak in TO OURSELVES ...........when you do it that way you don't need an interpretor
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I think what Bizzle is getting at is that "to himself" in that verse means "silently." If all 2000 people were really speaking silently, you wouldn't know whether they were speaking or not at all, because you wouldn't hear 'em.
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Well, I'll say no, but then I don't really go to a non-denom church... but... the charismatic lutheran church I go to has experienced some "absolutely shocking" moments where people have spoken in tongues...
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Entertaining_Angels
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I've been to a number of non-denominational's, some spoke in tongues and some did not. However, I have not been in a non-denominational church yet that used the gift of tongues correctly. Sounds like those churches exist but they are far and few between. Boy, things certainly have not changed much since the days of Corinth, have they?
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Greetings from a sunny South Africa Our "non-denominational" can not speak in tongues although a big number of "churches" attending a gathering do.fiveinjuly said:
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Nope.. never been to a non-d church that did?!?! I'm surprised the poll is almost even so far??
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