Divino Compañero

"Pentecostals have led the way in awareness of the Spirit in Christian experience and ministry, but in the past have relied heavily on the early church two-natures approach to the divinity and humanity of Christ. Sammy G. Alfaro shows how Spirit Christology, which stresses the role of the Spirit in the life and ministry of Jesus, is well suited to the Pentecostal tradition, not only for contemporary Hispanic Christology, but also for today's social and spiritual needs."

--Colin Brown

Professor of Systematic Theology, Fuller Theological Seminary



"Here is another indication of the coming of age of constructive Pentecostal theology in general and Hispanic theology in particular. Dr. Alfaro, fully conversant with two cultures that have shaped the global Pentecostal movement, namely American and Hispanic, offers here a groundbreaking study on the Pentecostal Spirit-Christology in an active dialogue with mainstream views. His careful and insightful analysis and assessment of the state of Spirit-Christology in contemporary theology alone would make this book an important contribution. Dr. Alfaro's constructive proposal as to what a contemporary Hispanic Pentecostal Spirit-Christology would look like will take the continuing theological reflection on the mutual relationship between Spirit and Christ into a higher level and calls for responses and engagement."

--Veli-Matti Karkkainen

Professor of Systematic Theology, Fuller Theological Seminary

Docent of Ecumenics, University of Helsinki, Finland