Come on down here and study Pneumatology! :-)

August 22, 2021 By Rev. Jared V. Ingle

Then there is Pneumatology. Pnuema is the Koine Greek word for breath, wind, and/or spirit (Koine being the common tongue language of New Testament times). Therefore Pneuma-tology is the way Theologians refer to the study of The Spirit, the Holy Spirit; and it is fascinating Rev. Paulus Taylor, a Spirit-filled minister from the West Indies, once said “Anyone can pitch. I’m looking for better batters.” Vanderbilt University strengthened its program with good pitchers, even if their method seems uncoventional. They… Read more

resonating in awe with the presence of God in Ecclesiastes

August 19, 2021 By Rev. Jared V. Ingle

We are to be silent as we’re resonating in awe with the presence of God. However, we are to make our voices known at the wonders of God (His movements, miracles, proclamations, etc.). First, I have made some corrections from the last 2-3 posts or so, because I sometimes express thoughts from an old school perspective, not realizing that they’re red flags now. Not all terminology that was… is still acceptable. I should have known better. I am releasing this… Read more

knowing the times | an introduction to Ecclesiastes 3

August 17, 2021 By Rev. Jared V. Ingle

Knowing the times: “Open your barns when it is the time to do so; and plant in season, and let the clusters be cut when they are ripe, and launch boldly in spring, and draw your ship on shore again at the beginning of winter, when the sea begins to rage.” (Gregory Nazianzius, On Holy Baptism.xl.xiv). i. the times for everything, an introduction to Ecclesiastes 3 “It is clear, even with a moderate insight into the nature of things, that… Read more

regarding Solomon and the authorship of Ecclesiastes

August 15, 2021 By Rev. Jared V. Ingle

With the expansion of the Davidic Kingdom, Solomon would have had more exposure to the outside world, language, culture, and thought. This would include exposure to surrounding kingdoms. Therefore his thought, language, and writing style could have been influenced. This may or may not become a series on Ecclesiastes, but it’s helpful to understand some of the interesting back-story. First of all, there are various opinions about Solomon as the author Although it is most commonly attributed to Solomon, there… Read more

we’ll get through this

August 14, 2021 By Rev. Jared V. Ingle

If you’re not in that place of favor, gridlocked in the ministry of the mundane, don’t worry, we’ll get through this. Sometime ago, not too long really, I yielded to the temptation to participate in the sacraments on my own. Some say it can’t be done. I know one pastor who has an altar in his parsonage. Doesn’t that sound like the Patriarchs, always building prayer altars everywhere they went? What was my purpose? I seldom come to the altar/table… Read more

timed writing | are you a writer?

August 13, 2021 By Rev. Jared V. Ingle

Oh, again with a free writing, perhaps timed. I went for a jog today and could’ve got soaked in a deluge (actually a great band in their day). Fasting in a way, I’m watching out.. replenish. Now planning shorter meals, practicality not high on my giftings. French dressing is out for salads, oil and vinegar, possibly Braggs and Newman’s are a-ok. Shepherds may find themselves eating sheep cheese because of food sensitivities, keeping it simple but not a-ok. Brauts sound… Read more

regarding college students, seminaries, & accreditation

August 8, 2021 By Rev. Jared V. Ingle

I was told once that professors at a particular school formed good relationships with students. If they found students with the ability to exceed and make a viable Kingdom impact, they would just send them to Harvard or Yale. This is what we used to call a free-writing in high school, although it was usually timed. There were other parameters, so I have set my own. It’s Sunday, so I’d like to start the week off right, or at least… Read more

Williamsburg, amusement, food, history, & a spot of tea

August 6, 2021 By Rev. Jared V. Ingle

Rumor has it that Bohea Tea was dumped overboard at the Boston Tea Party. Opened it and smelled the robust loose leaf aroma. Delectable, as were the enticing aromas in the entire store. So, I normally write as a Pentecostal scholar and voice as an Evangelical Columnist for Patheos, but this week is vacation. Here we are starting the four day excursion Everywhere we went, I realized I may be getting older because I was thoroughly enjoying the food smells more… Read more

ministry & my other life

July 29, 2021 By Rev. Jared V. Ingle

Why work with me when it comes to ministry or possibly counseling? One of those reasons is because of my educational background. ministry & my other life ministry & Theology B.A. General Ministries M.T.S. Master of Theological Studies in my other life B.A. Psychology Minor, almost a double major M.A. Counseling Psychology, Dual Concentration: Marital and Family Therapy/Licensed Professional Counseling professional counseling I am licensed with the State of Michigan to offer counseling under supervision for clients who are in… Read more

NEW publication & vlog series review

July 26, 2021 By Rev. Jared V. Ingle

In this video I share a little bit about my most recent publication that you can order. I also review a series on prophecy that I recently completed. All of that information will be included here in this vlog. NEW publication & vlog series review Hebrew Bible covenant series gleaning last days truths from the Tabernacle and Ark: CLICK HERE 2nd Temple Judaism, Black Panther, & Ezekiel’s Third Temple: CLICK HERE covenant in retrospect, looking forward: CLICK HERE Revelation series nothing new really… Read more

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