Philip Harrelson

“These churches were transfixed by the stories of men like Bob Jones, who claimed that when he was seven years old and walking on a dirt road in Arkansas, the archangel Gabriel appeared to him on a white horse and blew a double silver trumpet in his face. The angel also threw down an old bull skin mantle at Jones’s feet, which Jones returned and picked up many years later—accepting the mantle of a “seer prophet.”13 Jones was part of a group that became known as the Kansas City Prophets, along with Paul Cain and John Paul Jackson. These men all became influential in a church called the Kansas City Fellowship in Kansas City, Missouri, pastored by Mike Bickle. The Kansas City Prophets were also given prominent platforms within the early Vineyard movement, under its founder John Wimber.”
― R. Douglas Geivett, A New Apostolic Reformation?: A Biblical Response to a Worldwide Movement

“The reader is encouraged to read all references to baptism in the Acts and the Epistles and it will be seen that water baptism involves being baptized into Christ's death, burial and resurrection (Romans 6:1-4),”
― Kevin J. Conner, The Vision of an Antioch Church

“A study of the Scriptures references in Acts and the Epistles concerning water baptism show that all baptisms took place in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ. Peter was not 'out of order' here,”
― Kevin J. Conner, The Vision of an Antioch Church

“It is necessary to move with God and progress in the vision God gives. Otherwise, staleness, indifference and carelessness sets in the leaders and people. God ever moves in progressive vision towards the ultimate that He has in mind. Israel died in the Wilderness for their failure to move on progressively with God's vision for them (Hebrews Chapters 3-4 with Numbers 13-14).”
― Kevin J. Conner, The Vision of an Antioch Church