Who Is the Holy Spirit?: 12 Studies for Individuals or Groups
Ruth E. Van Reken/ Barbara H. Knuckles
Language: English
Published by Harold Shaw Pub, 1996
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- Title
- Who Is the Holy Spirit?: 12 Studies for Individuals or Groups
- Author
- Ruth E. Van Reken/ Barbara H. Knuckles
- Publisher
- Harold Shaw Pub
- Publication year
- 1996
- Condition
- Brand New
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
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- 0877888531
- ISBN 13
- 9780877888536
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- Book 29 of 83: Fisherman Bible Study guide
God the Father is revealed in the Bible through his creation, his acts in history, and through metaphors and prophecies. Jeus Christ, the Son of God, is described in the New Testament gospels as a historical person who was seen, heard, and touched by his disciples. But God the Holy Spirit, the third person of the Trinity, is far more mysterious and elusive.
This studyguide offers biblical insights to help you come to a deeper understanding of the Holy Spirit as you discover how he works in our lives. You''ll learn the unique role he plays in enabling us to live as children of God, in power and wisdom and unity, equipped for every good work.
12 SESSIONS FOR INDIVIDUALS OR GROUPS
Fisherman Bible Studyguides include:
* Penetrating questions that generate discussion
* Flexible format for grou or individual needs
* Helpful leader''s notes
* Emphasis on daily application of Bible truth
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About the Author
Ruth Van Reken is an adult Third Culture Kid or TCK - a child who spends a significant period of time during his or her developmental years growing up in a culture outside the parents' culture - and for nearly thirty years has traveled extensively speaking and consulting about issues related to global family living. Ruth coined the term, Cross-Cultural Kids (CCKs) and is co-founder and past chair of the annual Families in Global Transition conference. Her many writings include co-authoring Third Culture Kids: Growing Up Among Worlds (revised 2009), Letters Never Sent, and chapters in Writing Out of Limbo and Unrooted Childhoods.
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