Sherry Andrews
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How Karl Strader Stepped Out in Faith and Built a 10,000-Seat Church in a City of 58,000
When the charismatic renewal first began sweeping through Christendom during the last half of the 1960s, it often left in its wake joy, release and incredible outpourings of the Holy Spirit. But it also brought division, disillusionment and controversy. Many who received the baptism in the Holy Spirit suddenly found themselves ostracized or, at best, …
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Messianic Movement: Yeshua Kosher Style
Note: This article originally appeared in the September-October 1976 issue of Charisma magazine. It’s Friday at Beth Messiah Synagogue, the beginning of the Sabbath. A candle is lit. The Torah is read. A rabbi chants. Members of the congregation, clad in their yarmulkes and veils, break into a song of praise to Messiah Yeshua. Did …
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JAMES ROBISON: Deliverance From Demons Helps Transform Fiery Preacher
Note: This article originally appeared in the December 1983 issue of Charisma magazine. In the pulpit, he lashed out at audiences, believing his fury was of God. But alone, he wept, praying for freedom. When his deliverance came, he was transformed. The rumors about James Robison first began about 18 months ago. Some say he …
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KEITH GREEN Led the Contemporary Christian Music Surge in the 1970s
Nineteen seventy-one was a banner year for Christians and Christian music. Jesus Christ became a “suÂperstar” that year both on Broadway and in a “little country church” in Southern California. Maranatha Music, the first “Jesus muÂsic” record company was formed and peoÂple everywhere began to “put their hands in the hand” of the Lord. B. …
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The Pastor Who Built a 10,000-Seat Church
Click on the image to read Charisma’s January 1985 cover story, “The Pastor Who Built a 10,000-Seat Church.”
