Dony K. Donev, D.Min., is a Pentecostal theologian, historian, and minister associated with institutions like the Pentecostal Theological Seminary and Lee University, where he has taught classes such as Intro to Digital Discipleship. His work focuses on Pentecostal history, leadership, primitivism, and practical theology, often drawing from Bulgarian Protestant contexts and global Pentecostalism. Below, I […]

Bridges to people and culture do not work any longer because they never touch the water of troubled cross-cultural issues. For the same reason, contextual theology does not work any more – once faced with the deep cross-cultural crises of faith and conviction, it sinks with no hope. We have long observed the collapse of […]

In 2019, the Spirit nudged me to the understanding that by 2026, the idea of pandemic will be exhausted. The mentality of those who endure the crises will be permanently changed. Artificial Intelligence will form a new subculture for those open to be influenced. For those who have remained outside of the system, off the […]

Pentecostal Triangle of Primitive Faith This is one of Donev’s most recognized frameworks. It emphasizes three core elements of Pentecostal spirituality: Prayer: Seen as the starting point of spiritual communication and personal experience with God. Power: The manifestation of divine presence through spiritual gifts and supernatural experiences. Praxis: The lived expression of faith within the […]