by George (Jed) Smock (Author)
Jesus promised that the Holy Spirit would "convict the world of sin, righteousness and judgment," yet these subjects are depreciated in modern evangelism and are unmentioned in worldly churches that claim to extol the ministry of the Holy Spirit. In this generation the Comforter is portrayed as the one who soothes men in their sins rather than encouraging the Christian who is persecuted for steadfastly standing for holiness and against lawlessness. Hence the Holy spirit is suffering in the house of reputed friends while they worship and praise as if nothing is wrong and great things are happening. Servants of God will grieve with Him after reading this scholarly and provocative discourse on the most neglected ministry of the Spirit. This book will enlighten the saint, convict the sinner and harden the reprobate. "A masterpiece of timely truth," says Bill Burkett, editor of "The Hagios Letter" "This is a powerful, personable and needed book. It has led me to soberly examine myself," Jeff Paul, former director of Revival Theology Promotion