A Dose Of Doctrine

Product DetailsChristianity has been bombarded and confronted with extensive doctrinal lapses. There has been a movement from orthodoxy to sensationalism and emotionalism. Doctrine has been diluted and distorted to destructive levels, and this has resulted in many heretical and incorrect practices in the Church by the Church, as evidenced by the prevailing obsession and often time ludicrous and innocuous misunderstandings and inept interpretations of Scripture regarding the ministry of the Holy Spirit. This once forgotten person of the Godhead has in recent times received widespread attention and focus by many scholars, denominations, and individual believers.With the revivification of the Pentecostal and Charismatic movement, there has been a deluge of diverse literary and scholarly works dealing with and detailing the ministry and work of the Holy Spirit, and though the work of the Holy Spirit's presence in the life of a believer is of paramount importance, and though His role must not and should not be underestimated, overlooked, or ignored, it is equally erroneous to over-exaggerate and thereby distort the Biblical record concerning the person and work of the Holy Spirit. In this book, Dr. Winters has concisely examined and brilliantly addressed several key issues and subjects concerning the person and ministry of the Holy Spirit. Dr. Winters shows that there are current beliefs and practices relating to tongues, miracles, gifts of the Spirit, which he discusses are very relevant for all believers and will enable them to have a better and accurate understanding of their relationship with the Holy Spirit.In a culture and time such as this, which is encased in relativism and clouded with many doctrinal controversies, this book provides all Christians with a sound understanding of right doctrine and right practice. It is necessary for The Church to understand what the Scriptures say about doctrinal issues in order for The Church to eradicate error ...