Discussing the Book of Galatians and its timeless message of grace and the transformative power of relationship with Christ.

Discover a surprising perspective on Calvin’s views regarding apostolic ministry and spiritual gifts, revealing a more nuanced and open position than commonly assumed.

In this powerful excerpt from ‘Gospel and Spirit’, Gordon D. Fee delivers a compelling contrast between the early church’s dynamic, Spirit-filled experience and today’s often Spirit-diminished Christianity, arguing that the Holy Spirit was not just an add-on but the essential, defining element of New Testament Christian life - a perspective that challenges modern believers to reconsider their understanding of Christian experience.

Explore how Second Temple Judaism’s concept of the “Spirit of prophecy” illuminates our understanding of New Testament pneumatology through this fascinating examination of five key activities associated with the Spirit’s work. This scholarly yet accessible analysis reveals how early Christians would have understood the Holy Spirit’s role and operation in the church, offering fresh insights into Pentecost and the ongoing work of the Spirit.