Postmillennial Pentecostalism
Christ is King. That statement has real-world ramifications.
Books, Bible commentaries, and teaching by Matt Corbitt, DSL, to help Christians recover a biblical vision of family, church, and culture—and build for the long haul.
New · January 2026
The Book of Acts Commentary
The Book of Acts through a Postmillennial Pentecostal lens.
Published by the Anax Foundation.
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Books & Commentaries
His Victorious Kingdom: A Postmillennial Pentecostal Framework
A framework for embracing and living out postmillennial Pentecostalism. This is not an academic work.
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Leadership and Culture
An adaptation of my doctoral dissertation, focusing on general leadership and the impact of culture on organizations.
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The Divine Order: The Spiritual Gifts and the Five-Fold Ministry
What the Bible says about the spiritual gifts and how the five-fold ministry works within the church.
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Matt Corbitt, DSL
To equip families to build for the long haul and raise up sons and daughters who will outlive the chaos.
I’m a husband, father, and writer doing my best to build a Christ-centered legacy—both on the page and in the home. My background is in biblical studies, ministry, and strategic leadership, but most of what I write is forged in the fires of chronic illness, everyday moments of family life, and the burden of long-form discipleship.
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Where to begin
- i.Written WorksEvery book, commentary, and teaching document in one place.
- ii.Questions & CatechismThe five-fold ministry, church polity, preterism, the binding of Satan, and more.
- iii.The Oneness BridgeEssays since 2010—older, wiser, and standing again.
- iv.Music & YouTubeOriginal songs and the Anax Foundation podcast, Thursdays at 7:15am.
- v.Academic PapersPapers and articles on Academia.edu.
- vi.Recommended ResourcesChurches, schools, publishers, and voices worth your time.
The Long Game
Reformation, not revolution.
“If given the choice between starting a fire or tending a garden, we choose the garden. Why? Because it feeds people.”
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