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.

As a popular level treatment of the controversial gifts of the Spirit this book will help readers see the actual nuances of Charismatic belief and practice.

Despite proposing to be a Christian counselor’s guide, this book is simply not strong enough on theology.

Whether you draw the same conclusions as the authors or not you will be challenged by their exegesis and spurred on to more diligent study.

For the doubter and the pastor, this is an accessible guide to wrestling with lack of assurance that goes deeper than intellectual challenges.

This book serves as a quick-reference guide to navigating the important truths needed to do battle with doubt.

Here is a book that emphasizes both the theology of the Spirit and the experience of the Spirit in a helpful and challenging way.

This volume avoids the dichotomy of truth and life by giving readers an applied theology of assurance.