The Fruit of the Spirit of Jesus Christ, by Richard J. Smit. Reviewed by Don Doezema
This review of Richard J. Smit's book examines how the author addresses the fruit of the Spirit and spiritual growth, emphasizing the Holy Spirit's role in sanctification and the transformation of believers into the image of Christ. The reviewer confirms that Smit successfully integrates Reformed doctrine on sovereign grace with practical piety and godly living throughout the work. The book is commended for its spiritual profit and edifying impact on readers' faith and Christian walk.
The Fruit of the Spirit of Jesus Christ, by Richard J. Smit. Jenison, MI: Reformed Free Publishing, 2012. 155 pages (paper). [Reviewed by Don Doezema.] A friend of mine told me recently that she was reading, and profiting from, Rev. Smit's little book entitled The Fruit of the Spirit of Jesus Christ. She went on to tell me that she planned therefore to share it with an acquaintance of hers, who, because of circumstances in her life, would surely find it as beneficial as she had. That's high...
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