Paul opposed how the Corinthians were using tongues by saying that the only kind of speaking allowed in the congregation was understandable, propositional truth, i.e., words and sentences that could be understood by the hearers. This passage also forces us to determine what kind of tongues were spoken in Corinth? Were they the same as those spoken in Acts 2 or was it something else? This sermon argues that there was only one kind of tongues--namely, legitimate languages. It also challenges that we ought to limit our experiences by the bounds of Scripture, rather than trying to find Scriptures to back up our experiences, which is what those who defend the modern tongues speakers do.
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Derek Carlsen is a native Zimbabwean and was a resident in that country until he was called to be the pastor of the Church of Christian Liberty from April 2003 to September 2005. Following this, he became founding pastor of Covenant Reformed Church of Elk Grove in Elk Grove...