Pleas Add Current Scholarly Biblical Discussion to P&C

Please add more current, relevant, scholarly and biblical resources to the P&C offerings, including these from Roger Stronstad:

Ranked in Priority. First two should really already be in P&C basic.

The Charismatic Theology of St. Luke (1984)

Life in the Spirit New Testament Commentary (2003) co-written with French Arrington

The Prophethood of All Believers (1999)

Spirit, Scripture and Theology (1995)

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