THE HOLY SPIRIT AND YOU BY CHRIS OYAKHILOME

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This book will help you know and understand who the Holy Spirit really is.

According to the writer, when you become born again the Holy Spirit comes in to guide your steps into the right route along your path. He also opens your understanding of the word, and teaches you what is right from the scriptures.

You may be at cross roads in your life right now and asking, “where do I go from here?” you need a guide to lead you, that guide is the Holy Spirit. Knowing Him and walking with Him is the key to that successful life you have always desired. He also brings you into your inheritance and your destiny in God.

According to the writer, the Holy Spirit is also known as : the comforter, the counselor, the helper, the intercessor, the advocate, the strengthener and the stand by.

This book is awesome.













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