Episode 7: Pentecostals & Charismatics | Christian Denominations Family Tree Series

Episode 7 of the series on Christian denominations explores the Holiness movement, Pentecostalism, and the Charismatic movement. The Holiness movement emerged from Methodism, emphasizing entire sanctification. Pentecostalism, sparked by the Azusa Street Revival, introduced speaking in tongues as a sign of the Holy Spirit's baptism. The Charismatic movement, a second wave of Pentecostalism, influenced existing denominations without forming new ones. The episode concludes with updates to the chart and a preview of the final episode.

What was a key reason for the formation of the Wesleyan Methodist Church?

• Desire for a new worship style

• Disagreement over the Trinity

• Opposition to slavery

• Support for speaking in tongues

Which denomination is known for not allowing speaking in tongues during worship?

• Church of God Anderson

• Pentecostal Holiness Church

• Church of God Cleveland

• Assemblies of God

Who is considered the founder of Pentecostalism due to his role in the Azusa Street Revival?

• William J. Seymour

• Amy Semple McPherson

• Charles Parham

• Phoebe Palmer

What is a defining belief of Oneness Pentecostals?

• Belief in the Trinity

• Rejection of the Trinity

• Focus on traditional hymns

• Emphasis on social justice

What was a significant controversy involving Amy Semple McPherson?

• Her rejection of the Bible

• Her alleged kidnapping

• Her support for slavery

• Her opposition to women in ministry

What is the main difference between Pentecostals and Charismatics?

• Charismatics reject the Bible

• Pentecostals originated in the 1960s

• Charismatics are a part of older denominations

• Pentecostals do not believe in spiritual gifts

Which church is an example of a charismatic congregation within an older denomination?

• Christian and Missionary Alliance

• Assemblies of God

• Church of God in Christ

• Universal Church of the Kingdom of God

What movement is associated with the term 'Pentecostalism light'?

• Charismatic Movement

• Fundamentalist Movement

• Holiness Movement

• Modernist Movement

What was the main focus of the fundamentalist versus modernist debate?

• The structure of church services

• The practice of speaking in tongues

• The interpretation of the Bible

• The role of women in ministry

Why were certain groups removed from the chart in the conclusion?

• They were too controversial

• They were not Christian

• They were too large

• They were too small