A New Personal Pentecost: Biblical, Historical, and Prophetic Evidences Reviewed, by Lynn D. Kanaga A New Personal Pentecost is an insightful study that examines the historical evidences of the Pentecostal experiences from Bible times to the 20th and 21st centuries' renewal of Pentecost. Author Lynn Kanaga explores biblical, historical and experiential evidences to find the revelations of the Old and New Testament prophecies regarding Pentecost and their relevance to the end of this present age. This book is both excellent source material for the Bible scholar as well as an uplifting devotional book that extols the accuracy and Truth of the Bible for dedicated Christians from all walks of life. Purchase this book at your local Christian bookstore or at these online retailers: Amazon.com ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Rev. Lynn Dean Kanaga pastored for 20 years in Northern California and Kansas after graduating from Bethany Bible College, Santa Cruz, California. During that time, he completed a bachelor's degree in English at Northwestern State University, Alva, Oklahoma, and a Master's degree in Literature and Writing in Kansas State University, Hays, Kansas. Rev. Kanaga was then asked to join the faculty at Southern California College (now Vanguard University) where he taught for 25 years before retiring to Salem, Oregon where he lives with his wife and continues his research and writing. The Kanagas have two married children, both serving the Lord. ENDORSEMENTS: "There is no truth more relevant to the modern church than the work of the blessed Holy Spirit. To remove that work from the public square to the back room is not only blasphemous, but is a serious denial of the very power needed to confront Satan's 21st century schemes. Professor Kanaga's scholarly work encourages a new personal Pentecost." --Rev. Vernon Marks, Dist. Supt. of Oregon, AOG "This new book gathers in one place the personal testimony, the historical apologetics, and the biblical interpretation characteristic of classical Pentecostal authors. The book will appeal especially to those interested to sample how classical Pentecostal writers think and write. Not aiming to engage the newer, more technical analyses of Pentecostalism, the book rather reflects the spiritual and literary heritage of what is now the second largest sector of Christianity, after the Roman Catholic Church." --Russell P. Spittler, Provost/Vice President for Academic Affairs (Interim), Vanguard University "...This work affirms the Scriptural authority underlying Pentecostal experience. [It] will influence you through its strong conviction that the Pentecostal experiences described in the book of Acts, and the gifts of the Spirit displayed in 1 Corinthians 12 - 14, are not only meant for modern Christians, but also are given as a precursor to the return of Jesus Christ." --Dr. George O. Wood, General Secretary of The General Council of The Assemblies of God