This classical work birthed modern Pentecostal scholarship with concern for Lukan studies. Stronstad argues that Luke has a charismatic perspective as opposed to soteriological.

This is the same book as above, however there are two additional chapters on the origin of Paul's soteriological pneumatology.

A great sequel to his Charismatic Theology of St. Luke. The role of the Spirit is expressed as vocational power.

Another look at Pentecostal Lukan studies. Shelton is not as thorough as Menzies, but he seems to be clearer. They do disagree on the issue of Spirit-empowered miracles.

Penney explores the missionary emphasis of the Pentecostal Gift. I don't agree with everything, but a great work nonetheless.

I'm not sure if I agree with all of the author's conclusions, however this work is thorough. Thomas is a significant Pentecostal (COG) scholar.

There is only two commentaries out in this set. Do yourself a favor a start collecting this series now. A must.

One of few Pentecostal works with concern for OT studies. Very thorough and scholarly.

Another set of good essays. Walter Kaiser's article on the Spirit in the Old Testament is basic, but good. Well worth it.

A rebuttle to James Dunn's Baptism in the Holy Spirit. Good on the sections dealing with Acts. A little forced in other sections.

A good basic introduction to Pentecostal Pneumatology. He even discusses Pentecostal Hermeneutics in detail.

A basic Pentecostal Systematic Theology. Vol's 1,2, and 3.

I know, I know -- this is not a theological work. However, this is a good read to help understand the history of Pentecostalism. Also, try Edith Blumhofer's 2-Vol. work.