A podcast dedicated to delivering some of the best sermons by various Pentecostal preachers from all generations from past to present. This is a project of passion and will probably be inconsistent in uploads. Subscribe to follow along.

Apostolic Pulpit
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Podcast Overview
A podcast dedicated to delivering some of the best sermons by various Pentecostal preachers from all generations from past to present. This is a project of passion and will probably be inconsistent in uploads. Subscribe to follow along.
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Publishing Since
12/11/2021
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Recent Episodes

May 30, 2022
Ep. 106 | The Severity of Sin and Consequences | Rev. Anthony Mangun
<p>Rev. Anthony Mangun preaching The Severity of Sin and Consequences.</p>

May 23, 2022
Ep. 105 | How We Got The Bible | Rev. Marvin Treece
<p>Rev. Marvin Treece (1935-2011) was a pastor, author, as well as conference teacher, and preacher during his ministry. This particular lesson on How We Got The Bible comes from the 1986 Louisiana Camp Meeting. The audio gets a little muddy at some points. However, the content of the lesson is great for anyone interested in textual criticism.</p>

May 18, 2022
Ep. 104 | Forfeiting Your Inheritance to the Lowest Bidder | Rev. James Kilgore
<p>Rev. James Kilgore (1926-2014) was the longtime pastor of Life Tabernacle in Houston, TX. He served the United Pentecostal Church International as the District Superintendent of the Texas District and as the Assistant General Superintendent.</p> <p>He preached this sermon at Life Tabernacle on a Sunday evening. I believe the year was 1980 but I am not certain. If you know when it was preached I would love to hear from you.</p> <p>If you would like to support this podcast? Partner with me on Anchor as a monthly supporter.</p>
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