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Pentecostals are very cultish (not all but most). Let’s not forget that it is a restorationnist movement. Still Pentecostals are my brothers and sisters in the faith based on the Gospel NOT on the other stuff they believe.
What Pastor Stromberg says happened among 2d & 3d generation Pentecostals who did not have the history of leaving “dead” churches parallels almost exactly the story of New England Puritans in the latter part of the 17th century. Being “Reformed” does not exempt us from this story.