This book investigates the theological and musical significance of Pentecostal hymns within the Wesleyan tradition. Timothy Paul Smith, drawing on his expertise in church music and theology, analyzes the lyrical content, theological underpinnings, and historical development of hymns commonly sung during Pentecostal services, particularly those influenced by John and Charles Wesley. The work aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of how these hymns articulate core Pentecostal beliefs and their place within the broader Wesleyan heritage.

This work is recognized for its scholarly approach to understanding the intersection of Pentecostalism and Wesleyan theology through the lens of hymnody. It is considered a valuable resource for students of church music, theology, and religious history, offering detailed analysis of lyrical content and historical development. The book provides a solid foundation for appreciating the rich tradition of Pentecostal hymns.