Daniel D. Isgrigg

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Baptism in the Holy Spirit

A Summer Update

July 14, 2018July 14, 2018 / Daniel D. Isgrigg / 1 Comment

It is July and I haven't mentioned much lately about the progress on my PhD. I have had several people ask about my PhD and am I done yet.  Well, the answer is yes and no.  I finished writing my dissertation back in March and my supervisor has read it and given the OK for … Continue reading A Summer Update

Do we still need to tarry?

June 11, 2016 / Daniel D. Isgrigg / 1 Comment

One of the most amazing things about studying early Pentecostal literature is the testimonies.  I love to read the ways in which those believers experienced God and the baptism in the Holy Spirit.  Testimonies of people traveling great distances to places where people were  being baptized in the Holy Spirit fill the pages of the … Continue reading Do we still need to tarry?

About Me

Daniel Isgrigg, Ph.D. is the Director of the Holy Spirit Research Center at Oral Roberts University. He has been a minister with the Assemblies of God for over 20 years. His research interests are early Pentecostalism and Oral Roberts. He is the author of three books.

Daniel received a B.A from Oral Roberts University in 2000 and a M.A. in Theological & Historical Studies from ORU in 2007. In 2017, Daniel finished his PhD in Pentecostal History at Bangor University, Wales UK.

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