The Holy Spirit (Part 2)
The Holy SpiritSteve Gregg
Explore the profound teachings of Steve Gregg as he delves into the concept of the Holy Spirit in this enlightening discussion. Gregg highlights the unique nature of Jesus, who was granted the Spirit of God without measure, unlike anyone else. He emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit in convicting the world of sin, righteousness, and judgment as seen in Luke's Gospel and the book of Acts. This deep dive into the work of the Holy Spirit in the church unveils the ongoing revelation and discernment required to accurately transmit the Spirit's message.
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