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A masterful study you need beside your bed, on your desk, and with your Bible.In the church today, there's a misunderstanding about the Holy Ghost.People need to know who and what the Holy Ghost truly is, and what He does in the lives of believers.The church sets the Holy Ghost aside as if He's not important in our lives. It's time we understand the rightful place of the Holy Ghost in the church.Salvation comes through the shed blood of Jesus Christ. It's a gift from God, a way to bring us back into fellowship with God, as Jesus comes to live in our hearts and lives. As precious and wonderful as Jesus is, He's now in heaven with His Father. However, He hasn't left us alone.He has sent us another comforter, which is the Holy Ghost.The purpose of this study is to open people's minds to who the Holy Ghost is and what He can do in their lives. Most people think of the Holy Ghost as a second-class citizen in the Bible. They don't realize the Holy Ghost is the promised comforter Jesus said He would send to us after He went away.The part the Holy Ghost plays in our lives is that of keeper and protector. He leads us into the deep things of God. His job is to comfort us, to encourage us, and to lead us in the right way till Jesus returns for His Bride.This insightful study on the attributes of the Godhead and the work of the Holy Ghost in our lives will inspire you to a deeper walk with Christ. Every practicing believer should have a copy of this book in his or her hand.

What people are looking for is something that's real, something that's lasting, something to satisfy the inner desires of their heart.Who can we believe?Who can we really trust and have faith in?The answer is those who preach and teach the Bible just like it is and live their lives in accordance with the Word.Take no man's word for anything until you compare it to the scripture for truth. The one and only absolute authority is the Bible.The apostle John wrote multiple books of the Bible. In John 14:16, he gives us the words of Jesus: "Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father but by me."If we're not following Jesus, we're doomed to a devil's hell.Reverend Wilson has been a Spirit-filled minister in the Pentecostal movement for over 45 years. He is currently sitting on the General Board of Directors of the International Full Gospel Evangelistic Association, Inc. with headquarters in Temple, Oklahoma, and is the Senior Presbyter of the North Texas District of the I.F.G.E.A.

For many, Revelation is a closed book.This study will open it up for you.In the book of Revelation, the warning is given. What we do with it is up to us.Preachers don't preach it, and teachers don't teach it. The principle rule in this book is that "scripture must interpret scripture." The book of Revelation was written to the saints so that we will have some idea what the future holds, just before, during and after the tribulation period. Some people believe that after the tribulation the world will end, but that's not so. This world will continue for over a thousand years before the end. It's simply that people don't understand what they read, or what they've been told.The book of Revelation contains the revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave to him for one specific purpose. What is that? To show unto his servant John things "which must shortly come to pass." Revelation, despite what many people believe or say, is not the revelation of John. The Word tells us point blank that the book of Revelation is the revelation of Jesus Christ. John was only the vessel that Jesus used to write the warning to the churches and to the saints of what the future holds for the world.Jesus is coming back. The scripture says that He is coming with clouds, every eye shall see Him, and all the people of the earth shall wail. Jesus tells us who He is: the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the Almighty.In 2 Timothy 2:15, we read the following: "Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth." So, to be doing God's will and work, we must study. I can truly agree with part of Richard Chichester's prayer to enable men and women ". . . to know Jesus Christ more clearly, to love him more dearly, and to follow him more nearly."Every Christian needs a copy of this book to do just that.-Rev. David D. WilsonDavid Wilson has been a Spirit-filled minister in the Pentecostal movement for over 45 years. He is currently sitting on the General Board of Directors of the International Full Gospel Evangelistic Association, Inc. with headquarters in Temple, Oklahoma, and is the Senior Presbyter of the North Texas District of the I.F.G.E.A. He lives on 40 acres just outside Paradise, Texas.

The book of Jude is a small book; it has only twenty-five verses. But these twenty-five verses are very important to the Christian believer.This book is a warning to the Christian Church and believers.Sadly, Jude goes unnoticed and unread. Remember, all scripture is given by the inspiration of God, thus there is something that is important in every book and chapter in the Bible. Jude is extremely important because of the warnings that God lays before us in these verses.The warnings deal with the way we live and the things we do. Whether people will admit it or not, the things we say, the actions we put forth, affect the lives of loved ones and those we consider friends.The central and most important goal of the church and believers is to win lost souls for our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, the only begotten Son of our Almighty God and Father. I hope this Bible study will open eyes to where people stand with God.Whether you study Jude alone or in a group, I have tried to make this study simple to understand, yet to bring out the full meanings of the warnings given to the Christian believer who studies and searches the scriptures, for in them, there is hope, life, and comfort to the believers.

Who is the man we know as Peter? Peter, whose name means a rock, was one of the first disciples called by Jesus. What kind of man was Peter? Peter was a fisherman, the only disciple spoken of as being married. After Peter met Jesus, everything changed.Peter began to catch men for the kingdom. Peter gave Jesus more trouble than any other disciple. He questioned Jesus time and again. In the four gospels, after Jesus, the name of Peter comes up more often than any other.Jesus blessed and reproved Peter more than any other disciple. He saw something in Peter that would be a force for the kingdom if Jesus could channel it.Peter had a pastor's heart, and through Peter's epistles, we are blessed every day. This book will lead you through the teachings of Peter, and you will find God's will for your life in Peter's words.