Holy Spirit Part 1

An episode of the Reach Church podcast, hosted by Pastor Chad Stewart, titled "Holy Spirit Part 1" was published on October 15, 2017 and runs 43 minutes.

October 15, 2017 ·43m · Reach Church

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Pastor Chad Stewart lays the foundation for the series. Jesus said that the BEST thing for mankind was that He leave and send the Holy Spirit to us.

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Pastor Chad Stewart lays the foundation for the series. Jesus said that the BEST thing for mankind was that He leave and send the Holy Spirit to us.

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