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Spirit hermeneutics
11 posts
Spanish (and English) lecture on Bible interpretation and the Spirit
For the Bible Society of Argentina
Culture Shapes What We Think is Cultural and Leaves Us All with Blind Spots
Almost everyone today recognizes that at least some texts address local situations. Most Christians, for example, do not…
Discerning the Spirit’s Voice by Engaging in Multiple Cultures
Why is it that bicultural Hellenist believers such as Stephen (theologically) and Philip (practically; Acts 6-8) were able…
Empowered for a Missional Reading of Scripture
Jesus’s promise of the Spirit for Pentecost was a promise of empowerment for mission (Luke 24:48-49; Acts 1:8).…
The Necessity of Reading Experientially Beyond the Psalms
Reading the Bible personally and experientially (by which I mean, relationally) is desirable, provided it is shaped and…
Pentecostals and Other Evangelicals: We Need Each Other
Perhaps Pentecostal emphasis on the Spirit could combine with evangelical emphasis on the Word. With enough humility, Pentecostals…
Understanding Spirit Hermeneutics
The experience of the Spirit that empowered the church on the day of Pentecost can and should dynamically…
Interview about Spirit Hermeneutics (51-minute video)
My interview with Craig Dumont on Spirit Hermeneutics for PentecostalPastor.com. Not sure why I’m not smiling in the…
Hearing God’s voice and heart in Scripture
For hearing God’s heart and voice in Scripture, see this interview in Pneuma Review: http://pneumareview.com/listening-for-gods-voice-and-heart-in-scripture-a-conversation-with-craig-s-keener/
Cultural Backgrounds Study Bible interview
Michael Brown interviews Craig Keener about his new books, especially the Cultural Backgrounds Study Bible: http://thelineoffire.org/2016/08/24/craig-keener-talks-about-the-new-cultural-background-bible/
Podcast on Spirit Hermeneutics
Philip Zoutendam at Eerdmans interviewed me on the Eerdcast (36.12 minutes), and offers a discount for the next…