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 is the Holiness movement and how did it originate?

Describe the significance of the Second Great Awakening in relation to the Restorationists and other groups.

Explain the concept of entire sanctification as understood by Methodists.

What are the main differences between the Church of God Anderson and the Church of God Cleveland?

How did the Higher Life Movement relate to the Holiness movement?

Who was Charles Parham and what was his contribution to Pentecostalism?

What role did the Azusa Street Revival play in the growth of Pentecostalism?

What is the significance of the Assemblies of God within the Pentecostal movement?

What impact did the fundamentalist versus modernist debate have on Christianity?

Discuss the differences between Pentecostals and Charismatics.