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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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Search ArticlesCraig 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.
Sisters, Mothers, Daughters: Pentecostal Perspectives on Violence against Women
Kimberly Ervin Alexander, Melissa L. Archer, Mark J. Cartledge, and Michael D. Palmer, eds., Sisters, Mothers, Daughters: Pentecostal Perspectives on Violence against Women, Global Pentecostal and Charismatic Studies, Volume 43 (Leiden: Brill, 2022), 271 pages, ISBN 9789004513198. The global movement began in 2017 with a simple #metoo. It was later followed by #churchtoo and #pentecostalsisterstoo.
Amos Yong: The Hermeneutical Spirit II
Amos Yong, The Hermeneutical Spirit II: Migrations, Diasporas, and Cultures After Pentecost (Eugene, OR: Cascade Books, 2026), 257 pages. Amos Yong’s The Hermeneutical Spirit II reads less like a sequel and more like a fresh unfolding of a long-standing theological journey.
Choosing Peace in a World of Ragebait
On September 10, 2025, the nation was stunned when popular conservative activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated in Utah. In the months that followed, a deeply disturbing trend emerged. Social media was flooded with posts that did not merely report the tragedy, but openly mocked it. What should have been a moment of sober reflection became, for many, an opportunity for cruelty. Sadly, this behavior was not confined to one side of the political spectrum.
Spring 2026: Other Significant Articles
Kara Bettis Carvalho, “The Safeguard of Good Church Governance: Strong ecclesiology is more important than ever. Four church leaders weigh in on the function of their church governments” Leadership Journal (Fall 2025). This introduction from Kara Bettis Carvalho provides the gateway to 4 perspectives on how to do church from Jonathan Leeman, Hershael W. York, Hannah Miller King, and Gabriel Salguero.
The End of an Era? Does Skopos Theory Spell the End of the “Free vs. Literal” Paradigm?
Introduction While most discussion of Bible translations take place around the traditional “free vs. literal” debate, modern, non-Biblical translation theory has become suspicious of such easy dichotomies (e.g. Pym 1997: 39).
New look and new server
After a great deal of work, PneumaReview.com has finally moved to a new server with a new look and an updated software stack behind it to run things. Thank you to everyone that tested pages and looked things over before the cutover. Special thanks to my brother, Tony Mock, and to Dave Meyer who assisted in some key ways to ensure this transition could happen. Spot anything that is not quite right? Please add a comment or otherwise reach out.
Jackie Pullinger at Harvard
| May 11, 2026 | no comments This year from March 26th through March 29th a gathering called Faith & Veritas 2026 was held at Harvard University. The official website for this conference (https://faithandveritas.law.harvard.edu/) says that the participants in this conference include: “Harvard alumni, faculty, chaplains, and students.” Many noteworthy speakers were brought in for this multi-day event. One of the speakers was of particular interest to me, the veteran missionary, Jackie Pullinger.