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Rev. John H. Weston: New Author Shares His Study of the Holy Spirit

ByEnergion Publications
Publisher Henry Neufeld with Energion Publications’ new author, Rev. John Weston

To some the Holy Spirit is dead and should receive little attention. To others He is a list of spectacular powers by which we can validate our life in ministry. John Weston introduces the Holy Spirit to us as Teacher, Guide, Comforter, and Advocate in his new book, Life in the Spirit, which will be released in July 2017.

Rev. Weston is the pastor at Harmony Baptist Church near Mobile, Alabama, where he and Natalie, his wife of 28 years, reside. He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Bible from Asbury University and his Masters of Arts in Theological Studies from Asbury Theological Seminary. John has been actively involved in missions and evangelism both domestic and abroad throughout his adult life.

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