David A. Reed

Early Interracial Oneness Pentecostalism

History & Biography

“French uncovers one of the most intriguing chapters in early pentecostal history. The Revival's aspiration for oneness of spirit and racial unity was embraced from the beginning by the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World and its towering figure, G.T. Haywood. Precise in detail and thorough in substance, this volume is an essential resource for understanding early Oneness Pentecostalism and its radical vision of unity.”

Hearing the Voice of God

Christian Living

“Hearing the Voice of God confidently asserts that God speaks today. It also distinguishes itself from the traditional 'just read the Bible' and a culture that trusts the voice of its own inner self. This is a book about the many ways Pentecostals believe God speaks. Simply, God is truly polyphonic! This book is personal. As a lifelong Pentecostal, Peterson weaves through each chapter his own experiences of hearing God's voice. This book is biblical. Each means of divine speaking and human listening has a biblical precedent—God spoke 'this way' in the Bible. This book is practical. Peterson encourages us to be bold in our listening and wise in our discernment. This book is about a spiritual tradition. It is not a Pentecostal novelty to practice listening to God but a spiritual practice in the tradition of Brother Lawrence's The Practice of the Presence of God. Hearing the Voice of God is about God speaking. It is also about human hearing.”

No Man Left Behind

Church Leadership & Ministry

“As the men of the church go, so goes the church. Most Christian denominations in America and Europe are in a serious decline. Men are absent and too many of those in the pews are sadly living as cultural Christians. No Man Left Behind holds the promise of being one of the seminal books of our time for the renewal and revival of Christian men, and for the Kingdom.”

Pentecostal Experience

Theology

“In Pentecostal Experience, Neumann challenges Pentecostal and non-Pentecostal alike. With laser-sharp theological precision he critiques traditional Pentecostal self-understanding of the experience of the Holy Spirit. But he casts his net wide to capture ecumenical voices, which he sets in dialogue with the best current, Pentecostal thinking. This book is a must-read for anyone hoping to theologically engage a new generation of global Pentecostals.”

The Law of Freedom

Work, Money & Leadership

“Rentfro lifts up an often overlooked legal and theological concept, dusts it off, and makes it accessible and timely. The book invites readers to consider the interplay of justice, mercy, and the common good through legal, religious, and philosophical lenses. The author makes his case persuasively that the neglect of equity harms not only the practicing attorney, but society as a whole.”

Theologizing in the Radical Middle

Theology

“Ryun Chang's Theologizing in the Radical Middle arrives as a prophetic voice for a church divided into warring camps. . . . His paradigm is a new hermeneutic called the Radical Middle, a biblical 'both-and' to replace 'either-or' theologies. From years of teaching among traditional Evangelicals and Pentecostals/Charismatics, he develops the Radical Middle hermeneutic both biblically and practically. In Theologizing in the Radical Middle Chang exposes theologies that divide. He also breaks the good news that results from living in the Radical Middle. For a guide to the full 'both-and' Christian life, I highly recommend this book.”