USA celebrates 250 years
Reviews and articles from The Pneuma Review archives about the U. S. of A.
William Seymour
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The Second Blessing of Spirit Baptism: British Reformation Roots of the Pentecostal Tradition
The belief that Christian conversion was followed by a “second blessing” experience originated with eighteenth century Anglican priest and founder of Methodism, John Wesley. As elaborated by Wesley and his associate, the English divine and apologist John Fletcher, this belief laid down much of the theological agenda for the nineteenth-century Holiness movement and the twentieth-century…
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Pentecostalism’s Future: Where Do We Go Now?
We must reclaim the spiritual fire we’ve lost. We must also be willing to bury what has become stale and outdated. Pentecostals from around the world converged on Los Angeles this week to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the revival that launched their movement. About 3,000 people began the party on Saturday by marching through…
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Press Release from the Society for Pentecostal Studies
Editor’s note: Many of the editors and writers for Pneuma Foundation publications are members of the Society for Pentecostal Studies and have attended their annual symposiums. The 2006 conference commemorates 100 years of global Pentecostal/charismatic revival since Azusa. The Thirty-Fifth Annual Meeting of the Society for Pentecostal Studies will convene March 23-25 at Fuller Theological…
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Edward Irving: Preacher, Prophet and Charismatic Theologian
Introduction The restoration of the power of the Holy Spirit has come to fruition in the 21st century. The charismatic renewal has touched nearly every segment of the Church around the world. It is exciting to be part of a spiritual movement that has affected literally hundreds of millions of people. Yet this restoration of…
