Scholarship in Service of the Church
The Journal of Biblical Pentecostalism is an online, peer-reviewed academic journal published by the faculty of Bridges Christian College & Seminary. It's written by scholars, for the body of Christ—and it's completely free.
Our Mission
The Journal of Biblical Pentecostalism presents biblical exegesis, ministerial training literature, and research of church history through a Pentecostal hermeneutic.
Our Goals
- To present exegesis of the Scriptures with a Pentecostal hermeneutic to help the church understand the Bible and its theological principles.
- To demonstrate the unity of the Scriptures through intertextual interpretation of the Old Testament and New Testament.
- To apply Scriptural principles to a Pentecostal, practical ministry environment.
- To present research of the roots and traditions of the Pentecostal movement throughout church history.
Browse the Latest Issues
Volume 5: 2025
- John the Baptist as a Rejected Prophet in Matthew: The Benefits of Narrative Criticism and Discourse Analysis When Establishing Matthew’s Perspective of the Religious Leadership
Justus A. Freeman, Ph.D.
- Contend for the Faith by Praying in Tongues?: The Unifying Power of Praying in the Holy Spirit
Craig Grigson III, M.Div.
Read Past Issues
Years of Pentecostal scholarship at your fingertips—exegetical studies, practical ministry insights, and theological research from credentialed faculty and field practitioners.
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This journal is offered free of charge as a service to the body of Christ. But it's made possible by the generosity of churches and donors who believe in training future leaders and missionaries.
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