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The Pneuma Foundation started as a dream of some brothers in the Lord to see an increase in balanced biblical teaching from a Pentecostal/charismatic perspective. The founders and the early participants in the ministry were friends in the Western Michigan area who met through occupational and ministry settings. Through growing friendship they realized that although they disagreed on secondary issues, they were unified on the entire core of evangelical belief. Together they saw that there were not many biblical resources that emphasized the gifts of the Spirit for today. Pentecostal/charismatic studies existed, but they were predominately aimed for an academic audience. Source
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Despite a shallow theological foundation, President Jimmy Carter’s sister wrote a book anointed by the Holy Spirit to bring the healing love of Jesus to those in distress from past hurts. Author’s Introduction This article is derived from a chapter of my forthcoming book on the history of inner healing, which should see print in 2027. The exact title has not been determined yet. The work will cover the origins of inner healing by Mrs.
The Worship Wars: A Very Old Debate
If you spend enough time in church circles, you will eventually hear someone say, “I just can’t worship with drums,” or “Those old hymns are boring.” Others may insist that real worship should sound a certain way or use a particular style of music. Welcome to what many people call the “worship wars.” The phrase may sound modern, but the conflict itself is anything but new. Christians have debated worship styles for centuries.
Andrew Ray Williams: Reconstructing Prayer
Andrew Ray Williams, Reconstructing Prayer: Beyond Deconstructing Your Faith (Cascade Books, 2023), 90 pages, ISBN 9781666738247. Andrew Ray Williams is a pastor, professor, and writer who shares that, while in pastoral ministry, he experienced a prolonged season of questioning and scrutinizing his Christian beliefs.
Julie Ma: The Holy Spirit, Women, and Mission
Julie C. Ma, The Holy Spirit, Women, and Mission (Eugene, OR: Pickwick Publications, 2026), 160 pages, ISBN 9798385239184. In The Holy Spirit, Women, and Mission, Julie C. Ma explores the often-overlooked contributions of Spirit-empowered women whose ministries have significantly advanced the mission of the church.
I Read the Bible Wrong for Decades
Here’s something nobody told me when I was in my late teens and twenties and on fire for God. Back then I couldn’t get enough. Bible studies, church services, spending hours in the Scriptures, etc. I was a sponge soaking up everything I could find. More than one Christian camp told me the same thing: just read the Bible, and it will change you. I was told that across the board. The act of Bible reading would transform me. Read the words = transformed life.
Tyndale: Champion for Encountering God through the Bible, an interview with Dirk Smith
The leader of one of the world’s largest Bible publishing and delivery ministries tells us about William Tyndale, who translated the New Testament into English Five hundred years ago, and the trip he made to England to honor the martyr’s work. PneumaReview.com: For those of us who have not yet met you, please tell us about yourself and your spiritual journey. Dirk Smith: When I look back on my life, I can clearly see God’s hand preparing me for things I couldn’t yet understand.
Denominations - The Pneuma Review
Jesus prayed that His followers would be one. Yet today Christianity is divided into thousands of denominations, traditions, and movements. So what happened? Was this God’s plan, or have Christians failed Christ’s vision for His Church? The apostle Paul addressed a similar problem nearly two thousand years ago. Writing to the church at Corinth, he asked a pointed rhetorical question: “Is Christ divided?” — 1 Corinthians 1:13 The Corinthians were forming factions around their favorite teachers.
Craig S. Keener: Suffering: Its Meaning for the Spirit-Filled Life
Craig S. Keener, Suffering: Its Meaning for the Spirit-Filled Life (Baker Academic, 2025), 269 pages, ISBN 9781540969439. This book originated when Craig S. Keener, F. M. and Ada Thompson Professor of Biblical Studies at Asbury Theological Seminary, was asked by some Christians to prepare the church for the suffering to come (ix, xv).
Mission leader to retrace William Tyndale’s steps 500 years after Bible translation
FORT WORTH, Texas – Five hundred years after William Tyndale translated the New Testament into English, the leader of one of the world’s largest Bible publishing and delivery ministries is traveling to England to honor the martyr’s work. Dirk Smith, President of EEM, will retrace Tyndale’s steps and film a mini-documentary series delving into his life and legacy.
USA celebrates 250 years
On July 4, the United States of America celebrates 250 years since the Declaration of Independence. Here are some reviews and articles from The Pneuma Review archives that look at the highs and lows, the revivals and awakenings, the challenges and victories the nation has seen. In “Five Pillars on which the American Republic was Founded,” Christian historian Eddie L. Hyatt says religious liberty was important to those that risked everything to break away from Britain to form the USA.