Do you ever wish you had more of the power of the Holy Spirit flowing in and through your life? It’s easy to assume that this should just be a natural experience for the sincere Christ-follower. However, our study will reveal the reason we don’t see more Holy Spirit power pouring out of our lives!
What is the power of the Holy Spirit and how do you get it? | ECHOES: Catechism in a Year
February 25, 2024 • Todd Petkau • John 7:37–39, Exodus 17:1–6, Isaiah 55:1, Zechariah 14:8, Isaiah 44:3
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What are the gifts of the Spirit and how do they work? | ECHOES: Catechism in a Year
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