After the Spirit Comes

by Jack R. Taylor

After the Spirit Comes is for the Christian who wants the fullest possible life in Christ. This book answers the question, “What can a person expect after the Holy Spirit has indwelt his life—not only after conversion, but after being filled with the Spirit?” Jack Taylor moves from the Spirit-filled life experience to give guidance in several areas. He stresses the basics of the Christian life­—Bible reading and prayer, but goes into depth concerning the expectations of that life. After the Spirit Comes puts the Spirit-filled life in full Biblical focus. It guards the believer from becoming “at ease in Zion,” and emphasizes living a balance d life for Christ. After the Spirit Comes is among Jack Taylor’s favorite books. When asked why he replies, “I had more fun writing it than most. I hid myself in a lovely place by a rushing river and I seemed to be floating on a cloud during the duration of its writing. It contains some of my most joyous principles of life from the Word. This is a life-changing book for me, and I believe it will change your life as well! Oh yes, there is another reason. It contains the most popular sermon that I have The Rod of God.” Enjoy this message and a dozen other classics by Jack Taylor.

130 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1974

Reviews

[Tim Taylor · Rating 5 out of 5]

I am biased, but this is my third favorite book by Jack R. Taylor. The first two being, The Key to Triumphant Living and Much More. Jack Taylor writes like he preaches! His messages are timeless and powerful. This book is worth the read for Chapter 10, The Rod of God, alone. The message of this chapter will go down in the history of evangelical preaching as one of the most influential sermons ever! This book speaks to where you are and gives divine direction for where you are going!

[W. Austin · Rating 4 out of 5]

I love learning to walk in the Spirit and I believe this book helped me.

[Jennifer Johnston · Rating 4 out of 5]

I enjoy his down to earth type of communication. He could use a better proofreader as there were a few typos.. but minor issue since the content is filled with so much wisdom. I took many notes and he has given me much to think about.