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Holy Spirit Made Me Do It: A Christian's Guide to Spiritual Etiquette

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Laurie Webb has, in Holy Spirit Made Me Do It: A Christian's Guide to Spiritual Etiquette, laid out an orderly and comprehensive study of what Holy Spirit is and is not. She equips the Body of Christ with scriptural evidence and solid teaching relating to how this subject has been misunderstood and misappropriated in worship services. She has a refreshing way of using biblical passages and word study to educate the reader about Holy Spirit's ministry and mandate from Christ. Her references to the original Greek language word meanings and context in scripture further the reader's overall study experience. I especially liked the section dealing with etiquette within the church body. Opinions differ among the various Christian denominations with regards to Holy Spirit's ministry today. However, one thing is certain - Holy Spirit has not changed, as Jesus Himself is unchanging. (Hebrews 13:8)

Laurie has two sections of study questions that pertain to the book's subject matter. This would make an excellent self or group study on Holy Spirit. She covers spiritual maturity, unity, submission to authority, and excellence with regards to Christians that gather together to worship. Her book edifies believers and teaches with clarity how you as an individual can effectively live out the Great Commission while being led by the Spirit. Using the Apostle Paul's teaching and scripture references from both the Old & New Testaments, Laurie lays out a solid lesson on this controversial subject. She has done a masterful job of presenting biblical truth, and I recommend reading her book if you want an introduction to or a refresher course on knowing, relying upon, and submitting to Holy Spirit in your life.

Deborah McCarragher

Author of Mission Possible

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