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David Livermore, \u201cThe Group Excluded from Diversity Programs<\/a>\u201d Center for Cultural Intelligence (November 11, 2020).<\/p>\n PneumaReview.com author David Livermore<\/a> challenges DEI advocates not to exclude the white working class from their efforts. \u201cI\u2019m not suggesting we should shy away from calling racism what it is. Nor am I suggesting that polite conversations that treat all viewpoints as equally valid are the answer. But we have to stop and consider why so many working-class individuals feel like diversity programs teach people to tolerate and include everyone except them.\u201d<\/p>\n J. Lee Grady, \u201cDon’t Put a Lid on the Holy Spirit<\/a>\u201d Fire In My Bones (November 18, 2020).<\/p>\n The former editor of Charisma <\/em>magazine writes: \u201cPeople need the reality of God’s power. I wish we would stop being so worried about how the Holy Spirit might show up in church. Here are seven practical things we can do to encourage the freedom of the Spirit.\u201d<\/p>\n Paul King, \u201cTribute to My Most Intensive Mentor\u2014Dr. Chuck Farah<\/a>\u201d The King\u2019s Round Table (November 28, 2020).<\/p>\n Paul King writes of Chuck Farah, who wrote the critique of the Word Faith movement, From the Pinnacle of the Temple<\/em><\/a>: \u201cHe was a man of the Spirit\u2014who combined the academic and the supernatural, a Ph.D. who experienced speaking in tongues.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cWe Prayed for Healing. God Brought a Pandemic: A coronavirus outbreak at France\u2019s biggest Pentecostal megachurch changed their view of providence, judgment, and fellowship<\/a>\u201d Christianity Today<\/em> (November 23, 2020).<\/p>\n In this (translated) interview with Jean-Paul Rempp, he describes how his church has taken a stance of forgiveness for those that accused them of becoming vectors for COVID-19 and how they have learned how to be a renewed and more welcoming community.<\/p>\n \u201cStanford E. Linzey, Jr. Collection Deposited at Flower Pentecostal Heritage Center<\/a>\u201d iFPHC.com (December 2, 2020).<\/p>\n For more on Stanford Linzey, Jr., see John Miller\u2019s review of his book, The Holy Spirit in the Third Millennium: Handbook on the Holy Spirit: A Guide to the Spirit within<\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\n Frank Macchia, \u201cHow Flawed Is Our Gratitude? Learning from Jonah<\/a>\u201d FrankDMacchia.wixsite.com (December 7, 2020).<\/p>\n Roger E. Olson, \u201cCritical Race Theory Examined and Analyzed<\/a>\u201d Patheos (December 21, 2020).<\/p>\n Brian Blount, \u201cHow Vineyard History Can Give Practical Insight to Discerning Prophetic Words<\/a>\u201d CrestwoodVineyard.org (December 12, 2020).<\/p>\n Pastor Brian Blount reflects on Bill Jackson\u2019s book, The Quest for the Radical Middle<\/em><\/a> and on what going through the prophetic movement taught him and other leaders in the Vineyard association. \u201cWe need to remember all three parts of discerning prophecy. We should weigh not only the revelation, but also the interpretation and the application. Correct revelation with incorrect interpretation or application can be very damaging.\u201d<\/p>\n Thanks to William De Arteaga<\/a> for pointing out this article.<\/p>\n Roger E. Olson, \u201cAbout \u2018Socialism\u2019 and Christianity<\/a>\u201d\u00a0 Patheos (December 26, 2020).<\/p>\n Historian of religion and theology, Roger Olson, discusses the many definitions of socialism, including the long-forgotten calls from Christians leaders of the past to urge the State to help the poor.<\/p>\n Michael Brown, \u201cDon’t Let Anyone Threaten You With Prophetic Manipulation<\/a>\u201d YouTube.com (January 5, 2021).<\/p>\n John Lathrop writes, \u201cHere is a new video, about 10 minutes long, in which Dr. Michael Brown speaks about manipulative prophecies.\u201d Brown describes how \u201cTouch not the Lord\u2019s anointed\u201d is often abused and says, \u201cAs leaders we are not just accountable to God, but we are accountable to other leaders and ultimately accountable, on a certain level, to whom we minister.\u201d<\/p>\n Dave Johnson, \u201cInterview with Lora Timenia about her book Third Wave of Pentecostalism in the Philippines: Understanding Toronto Blessing Revivalism’s Signs and Wonders Theology in the Philippines<\/a>\u201d (December 14, 2020).<\/p>\n In this interview from APTS Press, PneumaReview.com author Dave Johnson interviews Lora Timenia about her book.<\/p>\n David Livermore, \u201cWhat I\u2019ve Learned From 10 Years Leading The CQ Center<\/a>\u201d Cultural Intelligence Center (January 6, 2021).<\/p>\n Pneuma Review<\/em> author David Livermore<\/a> reflects on his work bringing Cultural Intelligence to the world. What is CQ and why is it important? Quick introduction: https:\/\/vimeo.com\/468569477<\/a><\/p>\n \u201cRevival Timelines<\/a>\u201d Revival-Library.org<\/p>\n The Revival Library has announced the publication of easy-to-read timelines of all major revival movements that have occurred in biblical history as well as prior and since the Great Reformation.<\/p>\n M\u00e9dine Keener, \u201cLessons from Susie King Taylor<\/a>\u201d Asbury University (February 24, 2021).<\/p>\n A chapel message given by PneumaReview.com author M\u00e9dine Keener<\/a> has been converted into a podcast. From the introduction: \u201cDr. Medine Keener shares what we learn about racial and ethnic reconciliation through the life of Susie King Taylor\u2014an invitation to embrace all God\u2019s people.\u201d<\/p>\n Paul J. Palma, The Antioch Legacy<\/em>, by John P. Lathrop<\/a> PJPalma.net (February 27, 2021).<\/p>\n Pentecostal scholar Paul Palma<\/a> reviews Pastor John Lathrop\u2019s book, The Antioch Legacy<\/em>. Roger E. Olson, \u201cAmerican Evangelical Christianity: A Failed Movement?<\/a>\u201d Patheos (February 27, 2021).<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/03\/winter-LeDuc-RCpRCN-RFGY-576x384.jpg\")