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Gordon Fee: Listening to the Spirit in the Text

LTST is a short, wide-ranging, yet powerful appeal for all the church—and not merely the P/C movement—to pursue the true spirituality which the world cannot resist or withstand.

Reviewed by Steven J. Brooks

Publisher’s page: www.eerdmans.com/Products/4757/listening-to-the-spirit-in-the-text.aspx

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Category: Spirit, Spring 2002

About the Author: Steven J. Brooks, MA, MDiv (Bethel Seminary, St. Paul, MN), is the Director of Spiritual Formation at Veritas Academy. He has worked cross-culturally and cross-generationally as a pastor, chaplain and adjunct instructor at several Twin Cities colleges and leads the creation of Veritas Chapel, committed to the belief that a robust faith challenges the soul, the intellect and the emotions through study of the Word to produce fully devoted disciples of Jesus Christ.

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