Terry L. Cross is Assistant Dean and Associate Professor of Theology and Philosophy of the School of Religion at Lee University in Tennessee.Emerson B. Powery is Instructor of New Testament in the School of Religion at Lee University and a member of the Society of Pentecostal Studies.

• Chapter 1 ForewordChapter 2 Letter to the ReaderChapter 3 Dr. Donald N. Bowdle: An Informed PentecostalChapter 4 Informed Pentecostalism: An Alternative ParadigmChapter 5 Biblical Studies:Chapter 6 Where are the Descendants of Abraham? Finding the Source of a Missing Link in GenesisChapter 7 Raw Prayer and Refined Theology: "You have Not Spoken Straight to Me, as My Servant Job Has"Chapter 8 The Role of the Holy Spirit in the Construction of the Second TempleChapter 9 The Davidic Messiah in Early Jewish LiteratureChapter 10 The Spirit in the Fourth Gospel: Narrative ExplorationsChapter 11 Justification by Faith in RomansChapter 12 Divine Sovereignty and Existential Anxiety in Paul: Soliloquy and Self-Disclosure in PhillipiansChapter 13 Historical & Theological Issues:Chapter 14 Tertullian on Women and Women's Ministry Roles in the ChurchChapter 15 The Yoke of Necessity: The Use of the Terms Necessitas and Coactio in the Thought of John CalvinChapter 16 Theological Truth and Poetic Practice in Herbert's the TempleChapter 17 Women, Culture, and Post-World War Two PentecostalismChapter 18 Hans Küng on the Nature of the ChurchChapter 19 Exploring Pentecostal Ethics: Reclaiming our HeritageChapter 20 Practical Studies:Chapter 21 Partners in Scandal: Wesleyan and Pentecostal ScholarshipChapter 22 The Sacramental Nature of Pentecostal Theological EducationChapter 23 Integrity: A Foundational Principle for MinistryChapter 24 The Importance of Intercultural Competence in Theological Education: A Mandate for the ChurchChapter 25 Lessons on Spiritual Leadership for a New Millennium

The reader will find in 'The Spirit and the Mind' a sampling of the diversity of Pentecostal scholarship.

Terry L. Cross is Assistant Dean and Associate Professor of Theology and Philosophy of the School of Religion at Lee University in Tennessee.Emerson B. Powery is Instructor of New Testament in the School of Religion at Lee University and a member of the Society of Pentecostal Studies.

• Chapter 1 ForewordChapter 2 Letter to the ReaderChapter 3 Dr. Donald N. Bowdle: An Informed PentecostalChapter 4 Informed Pentecostalism: An Alternative ParadigmChapter 5 Biblical Studies:Chapter 6 Where are the Descendants of Abraham? Finding the Source of a Missing Link in GenesisChapter 7 Raw Prayer and Refined Theology: "You have Not Spoken Straight to Me, as My Servant Job Has"Chapter 8 The Role of the Holy Spirit in the Construction of the Second TempleChapter 9 The Davidic Messiah in Early Jewish LiteratureChapter 10 The Spirit in the Fourth Gospel: Narrative ExplorationsChapter 11 Justification by Faith in RomansChapter 12 Divine Sovereignty and Existential Anxiety in Paul: Soliloquy and Self-Disclosure in PhillipiansChapter 13 Historical & Theological Issues:Chapter 14 Tertullian on Women and Women's Ministry Roles in the ChurchChapter 15 The Yoke of Necessity: The Use of the Terms Necessitas and Coactio in the Thought of John CalvinChapter 16 Theological Truth and Poetic Practice in Herbert's the TempleChapter 17 Women, Culture, and Post-World War Two PentecostalismChapter 18 Hans Küng on the Nature of the ChurchChapter 19 Exploring Pentecostal Ethics: Reclaiming our HeritageChapter 20 Practical Studies:Chapter 21 Partners in Scandal: Wesleyan and Pentecostal ScholarshipChapter 22 The Sacramental Nature of Pentecostal Theological EducationChapter 23 Integrity: A Foundational Principle for MinistryChapter 24 The Importance of Intercultural Competence in Theological Education: A Mandate for the ChurchChapter 25 Lessons on Spiritual Leadership for a New Millennium

The reader will find in 'The Spirit and the Mind' a sampling of the diversity of Pentecostal scholarship.

Terry L. Cross is Assistant Dean and Associate Professor of Theology and Philosophy of the School of Religion at Lee University in Tennessee.Emerson B. Powery is Instructor of New Testament in the School of Religion at Lee University and a member of the Society of Pentecostal Studies.

• Chapter 1 ForewordChapter 2 Letter to the ReaderChapter 3 Dr. Donald N. Bowdle: An Informed PentecostalChapter 4 Informed Pentecostalism: An Alternative ParadigmChapter 5 Biblical Studies:Chapter 6 Where are the Descendants of Abraham? Finding the Source of a Missing Link in GenesisChapter 7 Raw Prayer and Refined Theology: "You have Not Spoken Straight to Me, as My Servant Job Has"Chapter 8 The Role of the Holy Spirit in the Construction of the Second TempleChapter 9 The Davidic Messiah in Early Jewish LiteratureChapter 10 The Spirit in the Fourth Gospel: Narrative ExplorationsChapter 11 Justification by Faith in RomansChapter 12 Divine Sovereignty and Existential Anxiety in Paul: Soliloquy and Self-Disclosure in PhillipiansChapter 13 Historical & Theological Issues:Chapter 14 Tertullian on Women and Women's Ministry Roles in the ChurchChapter 15 The Yoke of Necessity: The Use of the Terms Necessitas and Coactio in the Thought of John CalvinChapter 16 Theological Truth and Poetic Practice in Herbert's the TempleChapter 17 Women, Culture, and Post-World War Two PentecostalismChapter 18 Hans Küng on the Nature of the ChurchChapter 19 Exploring Pentecostal Ethics: Reclaiming our HeritageChapter 20 Practical Studies:Chapter 21 Partners in Scandal: Wesleyan and Pentecostal ScholarshipChapter 22 The Sacramental Nature of Pentecostal Theological EducationChapter 23 Integrity: A Foundational Principle for MinistryChapter 24 The Importance of Intercultural Competence in Theological Education: A Mandate for the ChurchChapter 25 Lessons on Spiritual Leadership for a New Millennium

The reader will find in 'The Spirit and the Mind' a sampling of the diversity of Pentecostal scholarship.