Who is the Holy Spirit?
- Who is the Holy Spirit? study
- To understand who the Holy Spirit is and how much he is a part of our everyday lives is a crucial part of the Christian faith. This lesson will help you learn your disciple’s current understanding of the Spirit and begin the conversation about who the Bible says he is.
- Who is the Holy Spirit? video
- Allison’s Pick: I love how this video and article from The Bible Project help illustrate the integral role of the Holy Spirit in the life of the believer and the history of God’s people.
What is the Spirit’s Role?
- How the Holy Spirit Can Ignite your Ordinary Life article
- A great article to explore the role of the Holy Spirit in our lives. There are questions posed in each section that can be used for personal reflection or for discussion.
- What is the Spirit’s Role?
- An activity to help us see the Holy Spirit working in Scripture, and learn to identify his work in our own lives. Also includes reflection/application questions at the end.
Partnering with the Spirit
- Partnering with the Spirit
- Learn how to recognize the work of the Spirit, remember the gospel, and respond to his leading.
Going Deeper
- Journey Small Group Studies
- These four lessons cover a lot of the basic foundations about the Holy Spirit, and can be done with a small group or one-on-one. Use this digital copy or to request free hard copies, please e-mail trevor.martin@p2c.com (while supplies last).
- Forgotten God by Francis Chan
- A great book addressing the ways we often neglect the Holy Spirit and teaching us more of who he is.
- How People Grow book excerpt
- Allison’s Pick: This short chapter is packed with truth about the Holy Spirit, and how he interacts with us and us with him. For a bit more in-depth reading but that isn’t a whole book, definitely check it out.
- Gospel Fluency by Jeff Vanderstelt
- Being able to apply the gospel to our lives is a part of engaging with the Spirit’s work. One of the Spirit’s roles is to speak truth to us, to point us to Jesus, and so becoming “fluent” in the gospel will help us hear the Spirit more clearly.