Kenneth E.
Lamb
Mr. Lamb is a native of
He fulfilled his obligation as a citizen to the nation’s
defense after graduating by volunteering for the U.S. Navy’s Silent Service,
which is the nickname given to
He learned the skills required to be a Torpedoman’s
Mate at the
Upon completing his 6-year active-duty and reserve enlistment, he was awarded an Honorable Discharge by the Secretary of the Navy in 1976.
His university-level education began at
Mr. Lamb’s journalism career began three decades ago at the
Since then, his credits include the New York Times,
the St. Petersburg Times, the Miami Herald, the Pensacola News
Journal, the Pensacola Business
Journal, the Pentecostal Herald, the Jewish Information Network, the
Portal (a high-tech magazine), and Northwest Florida Business Climate
magazine. In addition to his writing, he led others in his role as the
publisher of the
Mr. Lamb expanded his interests into broadcasting while
writing, entwining news reporting with on-air interviewing. Today, he hosts CyberSmart
Saturday™, a radio call-in, networked computer talk program, and Sunday
Morning with Kenneth E. Lamb™, a radio news-interview program produced by
NewsTalk 1370 WCOA and the
In addition to those currently active programs, he hosted the radio news-interview program This Evening with Kenneth E. Lamb™, and the television program Birmingham Today.
In the 2000 national elections, he created and led USPolitics.Net as its president. He authored Political Update Weekly™, an emailed World Wide Web news report reaching more than 7,000 of the country’s top political leaders. He continues to write as a “stringer” for various publications including the New York Times and the Pensacola News Journal, as well as columns and articles focusing on the interaction of society and theology for the Pentecostal Herald, published in more than 127 countries.
Today, Mr. Lamb owns CyberSmart Computers, Inc. It is a
full-service computer manufacturing and services company located in
To prepare himself for theological research, Mr. Lamb
pursued the Master of Divinity (M. Div.) degree at the Birmingham Theological
Seminary (Presbyterian Church in
In 1992, he began attending the
1) The Rev. D. L. Welch, a nationally recognized scholar, debater and church-planter who helped pioneer the Apostolic movement. When the Rev. D. L. Welch went home to the Lord, his accomplishments were recognized internationally in the Associated Press’ Deaths of Note dispatch.
2) The Rev. Paul H. Welch, who grew
3) The Rev. Brian Kinsey, former Youth President, and Home
Missions Secretary, for the United Pentecostal Church International (UPCI).
Today, he is in service to the Lord as the pastor of the
Mr. Lamb’s in-depth theological studies focus primarily upon Early, Middle, and Late Classical Judaism. This timeline is defined as beginning with the Patriarchs, and ending when Judaism evolved into Rabbinic Judaism around 325 C.E.
Through his studies, Mr. Lamb discovered massive historical documentation validating Apostolic theology and doctrine. This crystallized his Apostolic framework for understanding Christianity.
Mr. Lamb soon recognized the need for a unified presentation of Apostolic Christianity to Apostolic believers, non-Apostolic believers, non-believers, and other scholars. His long-term scholarly work is authoring an Apostolic study-Bible.
Concurrently, a Bible-study series built around the study-Bible will serve as an educational tool geared for understanding Scripture in its original Jewish first-century C.E. context. It was then, in that cultural environment, where the apostles wrote and preached on the manifestation of God in flesh, Jesus the Christ.
From that context and culture, it can be seen that those who knew Jesus personally and spent years in His presence – the Apostles – taught their followers that if you are a Christian, you believe that:
1) God is singular in His nature. Teaching that “God” is a conglomeration of three people – the unbiblical “trinity” of Father, Son, Holy Ghost – never appears in their writings or oral teachings. The conglomeration of three people into a so-called monotheistic “God” is not only logically repugnant, it is the unchristian rejection of God’s revelation of Himself to humanity completely out-of-line with the apostles’ First Century C.E. mainstream Jewish belief system;
2) The apostle’s absolute requirement that to be saved from The Second Death – having one’s soul cast into The Lake of Burning Sulfur described in the Book of Revelation - a person must be “born (again) of water and the Spirit.” Two actions must both occur to bring a person to the point of being “born again,” and thus eligible to avoid The Second Death so long as the person practices the moral standards defined by the Apostles after these two events:
A) Baptism is an absolute requirement to become a Christian. Baptism is defined by the actions of the Apostles as being fully immersed under water and brought back up from the water in the Name of Jesus, and
B) Receive the promise of The Gift of the Holy Ghost, which is solely evidenced by speaking in a language unknown to the person prior to the Holy Ghost giving that person the ability to speak in that language. The first time this event occurs, it is for the purpose of creating a spiritual experience which provides an unshakable belief the Holy Ghost is a reality, and that this “mind of Christ” became part of their body and soul.
In
His wife, Jane Elizabeth, passed in 2001 after a courageous
battle with inflammatory breast cancer. He is survived by his son, Andrew, a
student at the university level, and daughter, Kelly, whose career included
work as a television journalist in the
Mr. Lamb attends the
His current web site is the confluence of his various journalistic achievements and intellectual interests.
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