“Foundations: How God Evaluates Worship,” Jack Hayford. Leadership (Spring, 1999), pp. 29-31.

“Guardians of the Lost Ark: Ethiopia’s Christians stake their identity on being heirs of Solomon and keepers of his treasure.” Wendy Murray Zoba. Christianity Today Volume 43, Number 7 (June 14, 1999), pp. 58-64.

“An Amazing New Paradigm for Youth Ministry” Jonathan Latshaw and Christian Dunn. Ministries Today (May/June 1999), pp. 40-44.

“Triumph of the Praise Songs: How guitars beat out the organ in the worship wars” Michael S. Hamilton. Christianity Today, July 12, 1999 (Vol 43 No 8), pp. 28-35.

One Year! Exciting is one word to describe what the editors and writers have seen happen this year. From a humble beginning, the Pneuma Foundation and the Pneuma Review journal have grown to have international recognition and (we trust) spiritual impact. It is a blessing to be a part of this ministry, for we know that all glory goes to God in this endeavor. Without Him, none of this would have been possible.

Rejoice with us as we continue in our vision for seeing Pentecostal and charismatic believers come to a greater knowledge of God’s Word.

— Raul Mock, Executive Editor

This article in Bibliotheca Sacra, the quarterly theological journal of the predominately cessationist school Dallas Theological Seminary, takes an historical look at the modern missions movement. Professor Kenneth Mulholland describes how the hyper-Calvinism and conversely the pietism of the era following the Reformation directly affected the Protestant outlook on missions, leading up to William Carey.

“You Can Win Your Neighborhood,” Ed Silvoso. Charisma Volume 24, Number 9 (April 1999), pp. 74-80.

“Hungry for God: Why more and more Christians are fasting for revival,” Christine J. Gardner. Christianity Today Volume 43, Number 4 (April 5, 1999), pp. 32-38.

A special news report in Christianity Today about more and more Christians fasting for revival. Accompanied by the side articles, “How Healthy is Fasting?” and “What Conditions Precede Revival?”

www.christianitytoday.com/ct/1999/april5/9t4032.html [as of March 17, 2014]

“The Invisible Power of Prayer,” Eddie Smith. Charisma Volume 24, Number 10 (May 1999), pp. 46-51.

This article introduces a section by various authors about how prayer is changing nations. Others articles are: “Penetrating the Darkness of Islam,” by Ted Haggard; “Tearing Down the Iron Curtain,” by Daniel Peterson; “Breaking the Spirit of Death in Argentina,” by Cindy Jacobs; “Opening the Heavens Over India,” by Dick Bernal; and “Storming the Gates of Hell in Houston,” by Alice Smith.

The Praying in the Spirit Series by Robert W. Graves continues with Just What Is the Nature of the Prayer Language? Author Robert Graves presents a clear, Biblical examination of glossolalia.

Answers to Questions is a new department to the Pneuma Review that will answer Bible difficulties and theological questions from a Pentecostal/charismatic perspective.

The fifth and final installment of an historical study of tongues and miracles in the church concludes with Tongues and Other Miraculous Gifts in the Second Through Nineteenth Centuries, Part V: From the 18th to 19th Centuries. By Richard M. Riss.

The Praying in the Spirit Series by Robert W. Graves continues with The Focus of the Charismatic Experience: Tongues, the Holy Spirit, or Christ?

Baptism with the Spirit: Is it Normal to Receive at or after Conversion? by Michael D. Peters.

The fourth installment of an historical study of tongues and miracles in the church continues with Tongues and Other Miraculous Gifts in the Second Through Nineteenth Centuries, Part 4: From the 13th to the 18th Centuries. By Richard M. Riss.

The Praying in the Spirit Series by Robert W. Graves continues with Some Marvelous Effects of Praying in the Spirit.

The Kingdom and the Spirit by Gene L. Green takes a look at the dynamic of the Spirit-empowered kingdom of God.

The third installment of an historical study of tongues and miracles in the church continues with Tongues and Other Miraculous Gifts in the Second Through Nineteenth Centuries, Part 3: From the 5th to the 13th Centuries. By Richard M. Riss.

The digital edition of The Pneuma Review, Winter 1999 (2:1), taken from the original print edition.

Find these articles individually in an easy-to-read format on the archive page: http://PneumaReview.com/winter-1999/