Craig Keener introduces the link to this interview by saying, “Donna Covington is Asbury’s vice president of formation and served as a top executive in a major corporation. Shortly after his graduation from college, her son, with a promising career ahead of him, was confronted with racist epithets and shot to death by a white man. The white man has not spent a single day in jail for this. She shares her heart wrenching story in this 25-minute video interview I did with her.”

Todd M. Johnson, “Pentecostal/Charismatic Christianity” GordonConwell.edu (May 27, 2020).

The Gordon-Conwell page describes this as “a short excerpt from the World Christian Encyclopedia, 3rd edition (Edinburgh University Press).”

Craig Keener, “Racism contradicts evangelicals’ Gospel” CraigKeener.com (July 6, 2020).

Craig Keener introduces this blog post, with links to a June 2020 statement and other posts about racial justice, by saying: “I and some other evangelical scholars recently issued a very basic statement.”

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J. Lee Grady, “How a Brave Black Woman Is Challenging Black Lives Matter” Fire In My Bones (July 29, 2020).

B. J. Oropeza, “Jesus and Ancient Biography: An Interview with Craig S. Keener on His Recent Book, Christobiography” Patheos (July 26, 2020).

Craig Keener, “Signs of the Kingdom: Miracles in the New Testament and Today” Carl F. Henry Center for Theological Understanding (March 12, 2020).

Craig Keener introduced this lecture: “Creation Project on special divine action, at Carl F. Henry Center for Theological Understanding, Trinity International University, sponsored my lecture on signs of the kingdom in early spring 2020.”

B. J. Oropeza, “The Latest on Galatians: An Interview with Craig Keener on His Recent Book, Galatians: A Commentary” Patheos (August 10, 2020).

Sam Storms, “10 Questions about Spiritual Gifts” Crossway.org (September 5, 2020).

Craig Keener, “Experiential Reading: The Means to Embracing Scripture” CraigKeener.com (September 4, 2020).

Craig Keener writes: “… we need to hear Scripture with faith, embracing it in our personal lives. A reader may embrace a false idea when taking Scripture out of context, but a reader who understands it in context yet does not embrace its demands on one’s trust also misses its function as Scripture. As Christians, we read the Bible with personal faith – not only to understand it but to embrace its message and theological worldview as true for the world in which we live.”

Frank Viola, “A Word to My Miracle-Obsessed Friends” FrankViola.org (September 17, 2020).

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Jessie Pang and Marius Zaharia, “’Sing Hallelujah to the Lord': The unlikely anthem of Hong Kong protests” The Japan Times (June 18, 2019).

The Hong Kong protest against the proposed bill that would extradite activists to mainland China has taken up a modern Christian hymn as its anthem. Thanks to Brigada for pointing out this article.

“How J. P. Moreland Presented His Anxious Mind to God: The apologist opens up about his battles with mental illness” Christianity Today (June 2019).

In this interview by Eric L. Johnson, Christian philosopher J. P. Moreland talks about his recovery from a mental breakdown and what he learned from God in the process.

“Craig and Médine Keener on ethnic reconciliation” [43 seconds] YouTube.com (July 21, 2019).

Kate Shellnut, “Americans Who Know Religion Best Hold Worse Views of Evangelicals” ChristianityToday.com (July 23, 2019).

The subtitle reads, “Pew: Religious literacy usually helps Americans appreciate other faiths. Evangelicals score highest when it comes to their own.” The article quotes PneumaReview.com author Amos Yong, dean of the School of Theology and School of Intercultural Studies at Fuller Theological Seminary, explaining why evangelicals respond this way and how we should move forward for the sake of the Gospel.

Andrew Gabriel, “3 Ways the Holy Spirit Works Among Non-Christians” (July 6, 2017).

In case you missed it, an article from Andrew Gabriel’s blog series, “Questions People Ask about the Holy Spirit.”

Nancy Hudson, “My Story” YouTube.

John Lathrop writes: “This is the story of a woman missionary in my denomination. She has served in South Africa for 30 years (and is still serving there). Her story is one of faith and perseverance. She oversees 10 churches. Some of her story was told in the House of Prisca and Aquila book Some Men Are Our Heroes.

Andrew Wilson, “Paul Says to ‘Be Filled with the Spirit.’ How Do We Obey a Passive Verb?: Perhaps a sailing analogy will help clear up the confusion” Christianity Today (June 21, 2019).

“Encouraging Spiritual Gifts in Your Church” AndrewKGabriel.com (August 18, 2019).

Andrew Gabriel introduces this video: “In today’s video, I interview Dr. Sam Storms from Bridgeway Church in Oklahoma. I ask him about how he transitioned his previous church from being a cessationist church to one that practices all of the spiritual gifts. He also shares advice for other church leaders who seek to encourage their church to engage the spiritual gifts.”

John Lathrop, “Impartation” PentecostalPastor.com (August 23, 2019).

Roger E. Olson, “Remembering the Difference between Patriotism and Nationalism” Patheos (July 1, 2018).

Mandy Smith, “When Your Calling Feels Like Death: Doing God’s will, even in ministry, isn’t always fun and flourishing” CT Pastors (June 2018).

Cletus Hull, “My Church is a Mental Hospital” Fuller 11 (2018).

An article from PneumaReview.com author Cletus L. Hull III about chaplaincy and ministering forgiveness and child-like faith to those receiving mental health care.

Brandon J. O’Brien, “Isaac Backus: An 18th-Century Evangelical with 21st-Century Wisdom” Christianity Today (July/August 2018).

Is the byline over-reaching a bit, or is this an American hero of religious freedom that you have never heard of–but should have? “On questions of race, religious liberty, and political power, the Baptist preacher should be our guiding light.”

John Lathrop, “Finish Well Ministry Amidst Challenges: There will always be numerous roadblocks but complete what God has called you to do” Christian Trends (July 28, 2018).

Bob Smietana, “Prosperity Gospel Taught to 4 in 10 Evangelical Churchgoers” Christianity Today (July 31, 2018).

“Survey finds most Protestants believe God wants them to prosper financially. But views diverge on whether they must tithe to receive it.”

“Saudi Arabia may relax its ban on Christian churches: New evidence suggests the Prophet tolerated churches in Arabia” The Economist (August 2, 2018).

Thanks to Brigada for recommending this article.

“Signs and Wonders as Churches Emerge in India” Christian Aid Mission (August 2018).

“‘People didn’t want Christianity there,’ the missionary said. ‘But God told me to build again.’”

Shane Bennett, “New Flavors on Your Local College Campus” Missions Catalyst (September 12, 2018).

Practical ways to reach out to international students that promote authentic and life-changing friendships (and not just the students).

Bobby Ross Jr., “When Clothing and Household Items Are Donated: Churches may want to tell taxpayers that generosity is its own reward” Church Law & Tax (September 4, 2018).

Be aware of how the new US tax law will affect non-cash donations. “Under the new tax law, over 94 percent of taxpayers will not itemize, giving more reason for donors to avoid the compliance issues.”

Roger E. Olson, “A Call for Protestants Everywhere to Take ‘Marriage’ Back from the State” Patheos (September 19, 2018).

Historian of religion, Roger Olson, asks if the general acceptance of divorce and remarriage in our churches, without any qualification, has positioned conservative, non-fundamentalist churches to soon embrace gay marriage and even polygamy.

Jessilyn Justice, “Hillsong Splits From Assemblies of God in Australia to Become Its Own Denomination” CharismaNews.com (September 20, 2018).

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Roger E. Olson, “Response to ‘the Benedict Option’” Patheos (June 3, 2017).

See also the commentary by Michael Brown: https://stream.org/mixed-feelings-rod-drehers-benedict-option/

Jayson Capser, “Forgiveness: Muslims Moved as Coptic Christians Do the Unimaginable” Christianity Today (April 20, 2017).

The subtitle reads, “Amid ISIS attacks, faithful response inspires Egyptian society.” What is God doing in the world? Using martyrs to reveal his love and forgiveness.

Samuel Ogles, “What Pastors Need to Know About Mental Health, Ministry, and Liability: How both legal experts and ministry leaders approach mental health issues in the church” Church Law & Tax (May 2017).

“Mental health is a complicated field, one that is foreign to much of the general population. And it’s seldom talked about publicly, even in churches: places meant for depth and healing. But mental health professionals have said that churches’ avoidance of these issues has recently started to change.”

“Attorneys say there may be real liability in offering counseling services to those suffering from mental illness. Churches may still decide that the pastoral need outweighs the legal risks and offer some counseling services, but that decision should be carefully considered.”

Griffin Paul Jackson, “US Prepares to Deport Hundreds of Iraqi Christians: American veteran faces forced return to dangerous homeland that two-thirds of his fellow believers have fled” Christianity Today (June 12, 2017).

Eddie Hyatt, “Why We Must Write God’s Women Back into Revival History” CharismaOnline (June 19, 2017).

Kate Shellnutt, “Gender Inclusivity Isn’t Liberal. It’s Biblical: Why conservative theologians are defending changing certain Bible verses to include women” Christianity Today (June 2017).

Although specifically in reference to the Christian Standard Bible (CSB), this article covers recent developments and discussion about how the Bible is translated and communication issues regarding gender-neutral language. Rick Mansfield says, “[T]here is a lot of misunderstanding about the Bible translation process, and it’s very easy to get churchgoers worked up over the issue if you tell them someone’s trying to water down the Bible or make it politically correct.”

Philip Yancey, “The death of reading is threatening the soul” The Washington Post (July 21, 2017).

Philip Yancey contributed “Unwrapping Jesus” to the premier issue of The Pneuma Review. Other PneumaReview.com authors have this to say about him and this “Acts of Faith” column appearing in The Washington Post:  William De Arteaga: “Philip Yancey was an editor of Christianity Today, and now writing for The Washington Post. This is a major piece.” John Ballard comments: “He makes a good point. I especially liked the poetry reference. ‘I find that poetry helps. You can’t zoom through poetry; it forces you to slow down, think, concentrate, relish words and phrases.’ We do live at a time when an avalanche of previously unavailable content is coming at us all the time, so we need different skills than previous generations.”

Eddie L. Hyatt, “Understanding the New Testament Gift of Prophecy” God’s Word to Women (July 25, 2017).

John Lathrop writes, “Here is a good article about the New Testament gift of prophecy. It is still with us today!”

Michael Brown, “Old Testament vs. New Testament Prophets” Ask Dr. Brown (August 7, 2017).

This 3 minute YouTube video seeks to answer: “How are they different? What are their similarities?”

Victoria Arnold, “Russia: One year of ‘anti-missionary’ punishments” Forum 18 (August 8, 2017).

“More than 180 individuals and communities have been brought to court in the year since ‘anti-missionary’ punishments came into force on 20 July 2016. Forum 18’s list of known cases documents the wide range of people and communities across Russia subjected to such punishments.”

D. L. Mayfield, “Facing Our Legacy of Lynching: How a memorial could help lead America—and Christians—to repentance from a dark history” Christianity Today (September 2017).

“More than 4,000 African Americans were lynched between 1877 and the rise of the civil rights movement in the early 1950s. Lynching was a brutal public tactic for maintaining white supremacy, frequently used with the tacit blessing of government authorities.”

J.D. King, “Early Christians Were Healed While Taking Communion” AuthorJDKing.com (August 29, 2017).

William De Arteaga comments: “This is usable knowledge.”

Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra, “1 in 3 American Evangelicals Is a Person of Color” Christianity Today (September 2017).

“‘The American religious landscape has undergone dramatic changes in the last decade, and is more diverse today than at any time since modern sociological measurements began,’ reported PRRI on its 2016 American Values Atlas, based on more than 101,000 bilingual surveys between January 2016 and January 2017.

“In fact, the number of nonwhite Protestants has grown so large that the group has surpassed white mainline Protestants, and has nearly caught up with white evangelical Protestants.”

Jeff Christopherson, “The Fallacy of Spiritual Gifts: God uses weak people” The Exchange (September 12, 2017).

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The sun is heating up and that is cause for alarm for some cancer patients. Not everyone can get out and enjoy the weather, or work on outdoor chores.

For more information on Our Journey of Hope, or to speak with Rev. Percy McCray, please contact Mendy Nestor at mendy@infinityconcepts.net, or at 724.244.8008.

The following are a few tips on how to minister to your friends, family and congregation, who are dealing with cancer throughout the summer months.

1. Check in on them regularly to be sure they are staying cool. Bring a fan if they have no air conditioner, or raise money for an air conditioner unit.
2. Keep cold water bottles or ice in their refrigerator. Staying hydrated is extremely important for a cancer patient and can help to increase their comfort.
3. Bring together a group to take care of their yard/housework for them. Mow the lawn, water the flowers, vacuum or do dishes.
4. Bring them sunscreen (broad spectrum), and a hat for days when they do go outside.
5. If they have children, offer to take them to the park, or the pool. Walk their dogs for them, or take them to the groomer or vet.
6. Bring them encouraging and uplifting books or videos. Their friends and family may have more commitments out of the house during the summer and could leave them often alone, looking for entertainment.
7. If they are feeling up to it, offer to bring them to your church’s vacation Bible school, or other events.

The Our Journey of Hope^® cancer care ministry program, developed by Cancer Treatment Centers of America^®, offers many more helpful tips and ways to appropriately minister to cancer patients and their caregivers. Visit www.OurJourneyofHope.com for additional information and to sign up for a cancer care leadership training.

Richard Mouw argues that today’s Mormons do not necessarily agree with the 1840 Snow couplet, “As man is, God once was. As God is, man may become.” Mouw, president emeritus of Fuller Theological Seminary, says that there has been “a decision on the part of the Mormon leadership to downplay the Snow couplet within the corpus of Mormon teachings about the deity, not just to outsiders, but within their own community. This suggests that contemporary Mormonism is interested in joining the broad Jewish and Christian consensus that God is ontologically different from man—or at least that Mormons today don’t want to directly contradict that consensus.”

Read the related review essay by Gerald McDermott, “Mormons and Christians: So Close, Yet So Far Away: What should we make of claims that the two faiths are on a path to reconciling?” Christianity Today (September 7, 2016).

Craig Keener, “Jesus’s miracles and other accounts” AqueductProject.org (May 20, 2016).

Craig Keener says this video interview about Miracles: The Credibility of the New Testament Accounts may be the most concise and coherent he has given, with a focus on ancient background and philosophy.

Read exclusive excerpts from Miracles at PneumaReview.com.

John P. Lathrop, “A Principle of Pentecost” Women of Wonder (May 9, 2016).

Craig Keener, “Does doubting salvation make you unsaved?” CraigKeener.com (July 24, 2016)

New Testament scholar Craig Keener answers questions about what the Bible says about doubting our salvation in this short video. “The Bible doesn’t say that we are saved by confidence in ourselves, but by confidence in Jesus.”

Jennifer A. Miskov, “Confessions of a Facebook Addict” Silver to Gold (July 9, 2016).

Heidi Baker, “Chips and solar Bibles in the persecuted Church” IRIS Global (July 29, 2016).

Heidi Baker shares about the use of solar-powered Bibles and the effectiveness of distributing the Bible on MicroSD cards to the persecuted church.

Médine Keener, “7 Things Christians Should Know about Refugees” Seedbed.com (June 20, 2016).

Craig Keener, “Young teenagers who prophesy” CraigKeener.com (July 14, 2016).

A brief video teaching on Acts 21:9. “Nobody’s too young to serve God or be full of God’s power.”

Roger Olson, “An Evangelical Response to David Gushee’s RNS Essay ‘On LGBT Equality’” Patheos (August 26, 2016).

Christian theologian and professor Roger Olson responds and expands upon the August 22, 2016 Religion News Service essay, “On LGBT equality, middle ground is disappearing” by David Gushee. Olson asks, “Once the government forces religious organizations to become inclusive of LGBT people without hindrances or discriminatory rules (e.g., forbidding gay marriage among its employees and/or students) by withholding tax exemptions all non-profit organizations receive, what will happen next?” He then offers brief but grim predictions, and a reminder that Christians have faced much worse.

Jennifer LeClaire, “The Truth About Bethel’s Bill Johnson” Watchman on the Wall (August 26, 2016).

In this opinion essay appearing on her blog, hosted by CharismaNews.com, Charisma editor Jennifer LeClaire shares her reflections and seeks to set the record straight about Bill Johnson.

Read and respond to Pastor Larry Russi’s related review of Martyn Wendell Jones, “Kingdom Come in California?” Christianity Today (May 2016).

Craig Keener, “The wise and foolish virgins” CraigKeener.com (July 21, 2016).

A brief video teaching on Matthew 25:1-13.  “No matter how old or young we are, we always need to be watching and ready for the Lord.”

Scott Lencke, “Wait, Paul! Do You Want Us to Speak in Tongues or Not?” ProdigalThought.net (August 12, 2016).

With the intention of stirring up conversation on the biblical purpose of tongues, Scott Lencke wrote this article to get readers to rethink their approach and assumptions about glossolalia.

Alan Jacobs, “The Watchmen: What became of the Christian intellectuals?” Harper’s MAgazine (September 2016).

William De Arteaga writes: “This a is a long read, but also important to those of us wishing to make an impact on the secular world.”

Lee Dean, “The Financial Health of Pastors: New study points out key issues as churches seek long-term solutions” Church Law & Tax (September 2016).

“At any given moment, there are people in a church congregation who are in the grip of a financial crisis. One of those people could be the pastor.”

“WCC remembers Pentecostal ecumenist Walter J. Hollenweger” World Council of Churches (September 6, 2016).

“Rev. Dr Walter Jacob Hollenweger, a long-time professor of intercultural mission theology at Birmingham University in the UK and prolific author on the nature of the Pentecostal movement, died on 10 August in Krattigen, Switzerland.”

Stanley N. Gundry, “An Open Letter to the Members of the Evangelical Theological Society” Patheos (September 16, 2016).

Roger Olson has reproduced Stanley Gundry’s open letter to fellow ETS members about his concerns regarding introducing resolutions such as the recent four-fold statement on gender and marriage. He is responding to an apparent attempt to move the Society from having a doctrinal basis to having a precise and exclusive doctrinal statement.

The exclusively digital edition of The Pneuma Review, Summer 2015 (18:3).

Some of what you will find in this issue:

An interview with Harvey Cox

Ancient Jewish Cessationists

Scholar Jon Ruthven shares some “hasty, preliminary notes” as he works through “What is Salvation?”

The Bible’s Undertaker: Cessationism in Contrast to a Living, Miraculous Christianity

The theology and influence of Karl Barth: an interview with Terry Cross

Find all of these articles individually in an easy-to-read format on the archive page: http://pneumareview.com/summer-2015/

Full issue coming soon.

William De Arteaga writes: “This is a very positive take on Pentecostalism from a left-leaning Christian magazine which normally disdains home-grown American Pentecostals.”

J. Lee Grady

J. Lee Grady, “Don’t Quench the Spirit in the Next Move of God” Charisma (May 28, 2015).

Josh Rice, “Pentecostal Babel” Jewish Centaur (May 26, 2015).

Reflections on speaking in tongues and preaching for Pentecost Sunday. Thanks to Tony Richie for recommending the article. Philip and Carol Zaleski, “Oxford’s Influential Inklings” The Chronicle Review (May 8, 2015).

Cletus L. Hull, III, “My Church is a Mental Hospital” Healing Line (Summer 2015).

D. Joy Allan

Deborah Joy Allan, “Rhetoric and Response: Current thoughts on depression and the church”

Pentecostal researcher Joy Allan discusses: How do we as a church respond to depression?

John Edmiston, “Digital Discipleship” [links to YouTube]

Roger Olson, “Is the ‘New Apostolic Reformation Movement’ a Cult?” Patheos (June 25, 2015).

Darren Wilson

Darren Wilson, “What I Learned From My Cessationist Church” Behind the Lens (May 18, 2015).

Preston Sprinkle, “4 Ways the Modern Church Looks Nothing Like the Early Church: There have been a few changes in the past two thousand years” Relevant (January 15, 2015).

Peter Althouse, “Prayer and the Christian” Ecclesiam (April 13, 2015).

In this blog from Southeastern’s College of Christian Ministries and Religion, PneumaReview.com writer Professor Peter Althouse writes: “When I was young my brother and I would head to my grandparents for weeklong visits. One of the things that I remember most vividly was that around bedtime my grandparents could be heard praying loudly from their bedroom. I also witnessed the kind of prayers typical in small Pentecostal churches, of people up at the front of the church at the end of the service, pacing, kneeling, standing with hands raised, striving in prayer. I did not really understand prayer back then, but my grandparents and members of my church modeled different forms of prayer that I came to see as Pentecostal. …”

Thanks to Michael Wilkinson for suggesting the link.

Michael Brown, “The Terrible Failure of the Secular Gospel” In the Line of Fire (April 20, 2015).

Michael Brown writes: “Almost 20 years ago, the journal First Things published an article by a famous German theologian named Wolfhart Pannenberg titled ‘How to Think About Secularism.’ In the article, Pannenberg outlined the nature of secularism and how it threatened the church, also explaining how the church should not respond to the challenge.”

Mark Woods, “Five pastoral errors that can kill a ministry” Christian Today (July 9, 2015).

Rick Wadholm Jr. writes, “Some great advice for pastors and pastors in training.” “When God and Science Meet: Surprising Discoveries of Agreement” National Association of Evangelicals

William De Arteaga writes: “This is a great resource for pastors and lay folks alike. It is a free booklet.”

Wyatt Fisher and Michelle Graham, “Unforgiveness: 5 Ways to Reverse It Today” ChristianCrush.com

“Have you ever seen someone try to help an injured animal? It can be a nerve-wracking experience. It’s a well-known fact that hurt animals – even the most domesticated ones – can’t be trusted. They might bite, scratch, or kick the very person trying to help out. We humans can be just like those animals; when we’re in pain, we’re more likely to hurt people around us. That’s why unforgiveness is so dangerous.

“Without forgiveness, we can never achieve true intimacy. …”

Stephen Phifer, “Pentecost Sunday Worship and the Day of Pentecost” Creator Magazine (April 23, 2015).

Monte Lee Rice pointed out this quote: “Pentecost is repeatable.”

“Gordon Anderson on Eschatology” Rick Wadholm Jr. (July 26, 2015).

Rick Wadholm Jr. writes: “I have just uploaded an hour long teaching from Dr. Gordon Anderson (president of North Central University) on Pentecostal eschatology that is well worth listening to for his survey and critique of dispensationalism and his instruction toward how eschatology ought to be preached in our Pentecostal churches.”

Fred Sanders, “John Wesley on Experiencing the Trinity” Seedbed (February 10, 2014).

J. Lee Grady, “Don’t Let Super-Spiritual People Hurt Your Church” CharismaNews (July 24, 2014).

Kenneth J. Archer says, “I think this is fairly accurate and worth reading.”

Matthew Schmitz, “How I Evolved on Gay Marriage: On Life’s Tightly Woven Meanings” First Things (August 2014).

William De Arteaga writes: “I commend this article as a very thought provoking Christian piece.”

Carl Westerlund, “‘The Perfect’ Argument for Continuationism” Calvary Chapel Church Planting Network (July 7, 2014).

Tony Richie, “Pentecostalism’s Wesleyan Roots & Fruit” Seedbed Blog (March 14, 2014).

John King, “Success” Personal Thoughts: A Weekly Introspection (April 11, 2014).

John Lathrop says, “Read an article by my friend John King (he wrote one of the reviews of Authentic Fire), I think it is quite good.”

“7 Warnings for Church Leaders on Social Media” ChurchInfluence.com (August 11, 2014).

A brief, practical article on social media etiquette.

Calvin L. Smith, “Christians and Modern Israel: Theologically complicated? Maybe. Ethically? Not so much” (August 14, 2014).

Calvin Smith writes that this a piece he’s written that takes a slightly different slant regarding how Christians should perceive Israel, from a theological to a more basic ethical argument. At a time when narrative rather than theology seems to take precedence in some Christian circles, this may help some look at the issue in a different way.

“Ten Books on Racial Reconciliation and the Church”, compiled by Christianity Today’s Amy Julia Becker (August 14, 2014).

Julie Anderson, “Death, the great equaliser: Christianity on the Middle Nile” The British Museum (August 8, 2014).

Scott McKnight tweeted: “Good story about ancient Christian kingdoms – no longer kingdoms, no longer even Christian.”

The exclusively digital edition of The Pneuma Review, Summer 2014 (17:3).

Some of what you will find in this issue:

Are Pentecostals offering Strange Fire? In this issue, Pneuma Review continues its response to John MacArthur’s new book, Strange Fire: The Danger of Offending the Holy Spirit with Counterfeit Worship (Thomas Nelson, 2013).

America shall be Saved: An interview with Reinhard Bonnke

Amos Yong reviews four books by Ron Sider: Just Politics, Moral Deficit, Killing and Following Jesus: Amos Yong reviews four Ron Sider books.

Find all of these articles individually in an easy-to-read format on the archive page: http://pneumareview.com/summer-2014/

Full issue coming soon.