Oneness Theology Explained

from The Pentecostal Perspective · host Robert McClellan

What does it means to believe in the "Oneness of God"? Where did the doctrine of the Trinity come from? Find answers to these questions, and more, in this episode of The Pentecostal Perspective. If you have any questions, prayer requests, or would like to request a topic for a future episode, send a text message to (833) 921-9023 Click here for the PDF study guide Watch How To Leave A Review Here: https://youtu.be/1-egEijm1qU

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