Keith Warrington Livres

The book explores the essential role of the Holy Spirit in the early church, particularly during the writing and dissemination of the New Testament. It highlights how first-century believers, often unfamiliar with the Old Testament, struggled to grasp the Spirit's work. The New Testament authors aimed to clarify the character and mission of the Holy Spirit through their writings. Today, many Christians have a limited understanding of the Holy Spirit's significance, including the comfort and gifts he provides, emphasizing the need for deeper insight into his role in believers' lives.

The story of the Holy Spirit is epic, stretching from the Bible's earliest pages to its last breath. In this commentary Keith Warrington leads us through the Scriptures to discover God's Spirit throughout, eager to do good through us and, more centrally, eager to remind us that he abides with us and is for us.

The first comprehensive scholarly survey of all the Gospel miracles for nearly fifty years.