This volume lacks the one thing that makes these counterpoint series worthwhile: meaningful debate on the details.

This is an important book that will sharpen even a Charismatic/Pentecostal theology by forcing readers to wrestle earnestly with the details of the text of Scripture.

Redundancy hampers the development of this, otherwise good, book.

The beauty of this book is its expression of spiritual health as navigating will-power and responsibility.

Strange Fire fails as a critique because it allows strong prejudice to color meaningful apologetics.

This book will help to expand your vision of the Spirit’s work.

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This book is the ideal combination of theological scholarship and readable study.

Despite being a fantastic volume in dogmatics, The Holy Spirit leaves many issues related to this doctrine unaddressed.

This work is a great introduction to the doctrine of the Holy Spirit because it focuses on saying nothing more nor less than Scripture says.