"Florian Simatupang has written a significant account of eucharistic theology that is truly Pentecostal and ecumenical. Drawing on a 'search-encounter-transformation' (SET) model of Pentecostal spirituality, he illuminates and expands eucharistic theology not just for Pentecostals but for different Christian traditions. In this book he interrogates several traditions, re-reads the relevant biblical texts, and constructs an original account that is inspiring and compelling. This book is a gift to the universal church and to Christian scholarship. It demonstrates the creativity and thoughtfulness of a new generation of Pentecostal theologians. Buy it, read it, share it, and discuss it with your friends, students, and colleagues! It deserves to be received widely and engaged deeply."
--Mark J. Cartledge, professor of practical theology, London School of Theology

"The Eucharistic Spirit is a compelling and thought-provoking book that invites Pentecostals to deepen their expectations when partaking in the Eucharist. Simatupang expertly explores Pentecostal theology on this topic, engaging ecumenical perspectives and offering fresh insights to enrich Pentecostal worship and practice. I highly recommend this work for those looking to broaden their understanding of the Lord's Supper in ways that are faithful to Pentecostal spirituality."
--Lisa Stephenson, professor of systematic theology, Lee University

"The Eucharistic Spirit is full of surprises! Florian has brought us to the frontline of the encounter between his Pentecostal tradition and many other Christian traditions regarding the Eucharist throughout the centuries. He beautifully and faithfully juggles the ideas of sacramentality, justice, eschatology, ecumenism, and more. This book is a real treasure for those who still dare to hope for the restoration of all creation despite all existing disunity."
--Joas Adiprasetya, professor of constructive theology, Jakarta Theological Seminary