Toward a Pentecostal Philosophy of Education Jeffrey S. Hittenberger Introduction Michael Parra serves as Outreach Coordinator at Valley High School in Santa Ana, California, an urban community south of Los Angeles. Every day Michael works with students in crisis, on the verge of dropping out, involved in gangs, pregnant, suicidal. He states: ‘ Whereas some […]

Pneuma 33 (2011) 5-24 Te Movement Toward Mysticism in Gustavo Gutiérrez’s Tought: Is Tis an Open Door to Pentecostal Dialogue? Joseph Davis Associate Professor of Religion, Southeastern University, Lakeland, Florida jhdavis@seu.edu Abstract Over the last few years a distinct shift has occurred within the thought of liberation theology’s most famous proponent, Gustavo Gutiérrez. Specifically, Gutiérrez […]

As we are getting ready to hit once again the Revival Trail this week, we wanted to give a quick update on our ministry with a praise report and a prayer request. We have received the final reports from our 200-day revival in Europe last year, with multiple salvations, baptisms and dozens of documented healings. […]

Russia’s Strategic Interest in Crimea: A Geopolitical and Prophetic Analysis The annexation of Crimea by Russia in 2014 has been widely interpreted as a strategic move to secure naval dominance in the Black Sea and strengthen its geopolitical leverage against NATO and Ukraine. However, an alternative perspective emerges when analyzed through the lens of biblical […]