This essay will offer, first, an overview of Craig Keener's Spirit Hermeneutics, and then a response from a biblical specialist in the charismatic tradition. To explore the contributions of Keener's volume further, some suggestions are made on the following subjects: the conceptualization of his proposed global readings, the role of canonical narratives in biblical hermeneutics, the construction of biblical theology, and the implications of his thesis for the development of future theological leaders in both the church and the academy.