The biggest misconceptions about Pentecostalism
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From vibrant praise and tambourines to speaking in tongues, Pentecostalism is one of the most visible—and most misunderstood—branches of the Christian faith.
Theologian Eleasah P. Louis and head of Whitelands College David Muir join Esther Higham to explore the real story behind the movement—its origins, theology, cultural expressions, and the myths that often surround it.
Released on 22 Oct 2025
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