Ross has provided a critical and constructive account of faith through the lens of pneumatology. Engaging with Paul Tillich, the New Perspective on Paul and the theology of faith, it takes the conversation in a different, holistic, and participatory direction using Pentecostal dialogue partners. This is a book that should be read by biblical and systematic theologians, especially those who are sympathetic to Pentecostal and Charismatic theology. However, given its engagement with a range of interdisciplinary and ecumenical sources, there is much that contributes to the wider theological academy. I would encourage students and scholars to read this book. It may change your understanding of the concept of faith in relation to the Christian life!

Mark J. Cartledge, London School of Theology, UK

Ross offers a refreshing and ground-breaking intervention into the discussions regarding the nature of faith. This is a generative and creative theological work that unfreezes dichotomies such as faith and works, cognition and emotion. Ross envisions a dynamic and holistic understanding of faith as being in Christ by being in the Spirit. Out of this vision flows a paradigm of faith that is relational, participatory and transformative.

Cheryl Bridges Johns, United Theological Seminary, USA