Wolfgang Vondey

A Theology of Hope

Theology

“Engaging the reader in the historical, soteriological, pneumatological, eco-theological, and socio-theological perspectives of a revitalized Korean theology, this book calls for a broad renewal of the role of the church as a catalyst for social transformation that changes the way we see salvation, prosperity, and healing.”

An Amos Yong Reader

Theology

“Finally, a representative collection of Amos Yong’s writings in a single place! This Reader will delight newcomers and seasoned scholars of Pentecostalism alike by offering a selection of Yong’s most notable essays as entry points to his prolific work. Yong’s writing speaks for itself—what Stephenson offers is a firework of topics and ideas highlighting the pioneering work of one of Pentecostalism’s premier theologians.”

Charismatic Christianity

Theology

“Helen Collins introduces charismatic theology through biblical and doctrinal reflections on the foundational story of Pentecost and the central experiences and practices of spiritual gifts. In this way, Charismatic Christianity celebrates the theology and spirituality of charismatic and Pentecostal movements and joins them for a global theological conversation and testimony to the church living in the power of the Holy Spirit.”

How to See the Holy Spirit, Angels, and Demons

Theology

“Klingenschmitt offers a rare opportunity for the ecumenical community to renew the understanding and the practices of spiritual discernment in the church. The historical and theological context of Ignatius of Loyola anticipates many concerns of contemporary ecclesiology and ethics regarding the still uncharted pneumatological foundations of the way Christians can discern the spirits.”

Salvation in the Flesh

Theology

“Salvation in the Flesh issues a passionate plea to embrace a holistic explanation of the Christian faith that accounts for the integration of intellect, behavior, and affections. Critiquing the lack of an embodied paradigm of salvation in conservative Christianity, Trementozzi invites to a renewal of soteriology by bridging the distance between orthodoxy, orthopraxy, and orthopathy. . . . This book casts a vibrant vision of salvation as embodied, ongoing, and social, creating new vistas for Christian mission, evangelism, theology, and discipleship.”

The Pentecostal Mission in Palestine

History & Biography

“Newberg is a historian, theologian, and gifted storyteller who has crafted a fascinating account of the Pentecostal mission in Palestine. This book is the first historical account of Pentecostal missionaries to Jews and Muslims; it is the first theological portrayal of Pentecostal Zionism; and it is an astute contribution to peace and justice that should be read beyond the realm of the Pentecostal movement.”

The Pentecostal Principle

Theology

“Tightly written, carefully argued, and faithful to the playful character of the Pentecostal spirit. A relentless pursuit of what constitutes the general principle of existence, this book takes the reader far beyond the Pentecostal movement to questions about human nature, community, transformation, and flourishing.”

The Problem and Promise of Freedom

Theology

“The Problem and Promise of Freedom argues persuasively that the church must resist the idols of the liberal tradition. Félix-Jäger creates a distinctively Pentecostal public theology that combats the pervasive free-market ideology in the church with a counternarrative of abundance. The outpouring of the Spirit at Pentecost serves as the unexpected biblical foundation for crafting a public theology of renewal that elevates hospitality, generosity, grace, and social responsibility.”

The Spiritual Soul

Theology

“The Spiritual Soul beautifully draws a Pentecostal model of the human constitution that owes as much to the ancient notion of the soul as to contemporary Pentecostal sensitivities of the spirit. Churchouse advances a Pentecostal anthropology that has significant philosophical, ethical, metaphysical, and spiritual implications for not only our understanding of the human being but the encounter of the human soul with God.”

Theology through Community

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Demonstrating the importance of the first-century community for theological development in the Acts of the Apostles, Theology through Community issues a clarion call to Pentecostals and others to focus attention on our communities as central to our theological identity and creativity, thereby demanding a renewed interest in the heritage, stories, and testimony that shape the church.”

Transforming Renewal

Theology

“Andy Lord has provided an exemplary contribution to the field of renewal theology that surprises and inspires with insights from monastic to charismatic movements of the Spirit. Transforming Renewal is a pneumatological, charismatic, pentecostal, and ecumenical theology of renewal that engages with practices across traditions and thereby defines and redefines the ongoing character of Christian transformation.”