Sam Storms

(Also writes as C. Samuel Storms)Sam has spent 39 years in ministry as a pastor, professor and author. He was visiting Associate Professor of Theology at Wheaton College from 2000-2004, and is currently Lead Pastor for Preaching and Vision at Bridgeway Church in Oklahoma City. He has authored 22 books and founded Enjoying God Ministries. He's a graduate of The University of Oklahoma (B.A.), Dallas Theological Seminary (Th.M) and The University of Texas (Ph.D.). He and his wife Ann have been married for 40 years and are the parents of two grown daughters and have four grandchildren. On a more personal level, Sam loves baseball, books, movies, and anything to do with the Oklahoma Sooners.

Quotes

b8438848394has quoted2 years ago
I want to make sure no one means to suggest that once a gift is bestowed, we cannot develop, grow, improve, and be instructed on how to use it more effectively. This would apply to virtually all gifts, such as the gift of teaching, evangelism, leadership, giving, or any and every spiritual gift. If Christians can’t be “taught” how to exercise a gift, what are we doing offering courses in homiletics (preaching) in our colleges and seminaries? What are we doing offering seminars on how to more effectively share our faith with non-Christians? And the list could go on.
b8438848394has quoted2 years ago
All praying in tongues is praying in the Spirit, but not all praying in the Spirit is praying in tongues.
b8438848394has quoted2 years ago
praying in tongues is at least included in what it means to pray in the Spirit, this would suggest that one’s prayer language would serve to bolster or strengthen us in our standing firm against Satan’s tactics.
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