Forgotten God - Reversing Our Tragic Neglect of the Holy Spirit
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Narrated by:
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Nathan McMillan
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Francis Chan
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The author of the best-selling Crazy Love pleads passionately for the church to live by the power of the forgotten God: the Holy Spirit. Calling Christians to more than just a better life, Chan says he wants to live a life unexplainable without the Holy Spirit, so dependent on the Spirit that, he says, "If he doesn't come through, I'm screwed." He offers vivid personal stories about how the church ought to help Christians discern the powerful gifts of the Spirit, rather than toning down radicals. Biographies of people "keeping in step with the Spirit" conclude each chapter.
Not a comprehensive study but intended for application, it consequently lacks depth of context in most Bible references. Ultimately, though, this serves Chan's aim to end ceaseless talk and follow God's lead to assist the poor, the abused, and anyone without hope. Chan himself has given all royalties from Crazy Love to a ministry to children trapped in sex trafficking, explaining that God said to him, "I want you to love them as your own children." Chan's voice is fresh, earthy, and fiery.
©2009 Francis Chan (P)2019 Francis ChanWhat listeners say about Forgotten God - Reversing Our Tragic Neglect of the Holy Spirit
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- Mrs. L. Lawson
- 28-02-24
Emphasis on the oldest spirit
For me, this book got me thinking about my presents  within my Christian backgrounds . Have I truly come to understanding what have I received a gift ?fear, with this books , I wanted to examine myself as a Christians, and how much I know about the older spirit. 
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