In this episode, Dr. True continues our epiphany series looking at living in the light of Jesus. Today, he tackles the idea of staying alert so we aren't lulled by lawlessness. The spirit of Antichrist and the spirit of Lawlessness can lead us away from the Lord.

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Dr. True is beginning a new series here on the podcast, celebrating the season of Epiphany. Epiphany celebrates the light of Christ coming to the Gentiles, represented in the Magi coming to worship. In this first teaching in the series, Dr. True unpacks the story of Simeon and Anna, and asks how we respond to the light of the Son? How do we respond to the light of Christ?

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In this episode, Dr. True engages with the idea of testimony. He highlights how this foundational element of Pentecostal culture is actually a powerful learning tool for training Pentecostal disciples. Tying testimony to the insights of British educator Charlotte Mason, Dr. True explains how Mason's method of a lesson should be engaged by Pentecostals as a means of training disciples in the language, speaking abilities, and critical thinking skills necessary to make a difference in the world.

Check out Jason Barney's book A Classical Guide to Narration for more information on Mason's method of a lesson.

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