About the Author

Daniel D. Isgrigg became a licensed minister with the Assemblies of God in 2004 and became ordained in 2006. In 1997, Daniel entered Oral Roberts University and studied theology and church history. He received the Bachelor of Arts in 2000, for which his thesis treated the theology of Irenaeus. Daniel earned the Master of Arts in Theological and Historical Studies in May, 2007, also from Oral Roberts University. His M.A. thesis on Howard M. Ervin's Pentecostal theology is the basis for the present study. Currently Daniel Isgrigg is the pastor of New Life Center in Broken Arrow, OK, where he has served since 2010. Daniel is a PhD student at Bangor University in Wales, UK. Daniel is a member of the Society of Pentecostal Studies. He has also written a book on eschatology titled Why I Want to Be Left Behind, also published by Word & Spirit Press (ISBN 0-9785352-5-1). He is married to Amonda Matthewman Isgrigg, and they have two children.

Reviews

Pilgrimage into Pentecost provides Pentecostals and Charismatics-and all interested in this burgeoning international movement of the Spirit-with a well deserved study of the life and thought of one of its pioneers. Through this work, many can be grateful for the pioneering scholarly ministry of Dr. Ervin and understand his distinctive contribution. - William W. Menzies President Emeritus and Chancellor, Asia Pacific Theological Seminary Author, Anointed to Serve: The Story of the Assemblies of God