Overview

The Holy Spirit should be the source of our power, not a source of confusion. Yet, in today's religious landscape, Pneumatology, the study of the Holy Spirit, is often fractured by denominational lines. Pentecostals may emphasize power; Apostolic denominations focus on the deity of the Spirit; and Holiness movements look for the evidence of tongues. But are these fragmented views limiting our experience of God? It is time for the Kingdom Church to view the Holy Spirit biblically and holistically. The Spirit is not merely an emotional high following a power-packed service. He is God Himself; the One who does not just fill us, but heals us. Even after becoming a Kingdom believer, many still wrestle with the pain of past hurts, the flashbacks of PTSD, and the temptation to backslide. In these pages, you will discover Kingdom News: The Holy Spirit is your Healer and your Advocate, continually pleading your case against the enemy's accusations.

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""This is not a self-help book; it's a God-help book. In Holy Spirit Comfort, Dr. Bracy writes with such an honest, captivating, and Biblical perspective that your understanding of the Kingdom of God-and the role of the Holy Spirit in it-will be transformed. As you read, you will feel like you are having a conversation with a wise mentor full of stories that make you want to hang on every word. Whether you are a clinician, a pastor, or someone longing for practical Biblical application to support your mental, emotional, and spiritual development, this book is for you."" - Dr. Courtney Miller, Psy.D, Clinical Psychologist ""A profound and multifaceted exploration of the emotional, spiritual, and relational challenges faced by believers. Dr. Bracy's ability to tackle complex topics like unresolved trauma, forgiveness, and the tension between human emotions and spiritual identity is both refreshing and empowering. Each chapter weaves scriptural truths with raw, relatable reflections, offering readers both comfort and clarity. His candid insights and practical wisdom make this book a must-read for anyone seeking healing, growth, and a deeper trust in the Holy Spirit's work in their lives."" - Dr. Chelece Brown ""Dr. Bracy seeks to explain the function of the Holy Ghost not just as a good feeling, but as the paracletus; the Comforter. Questioning our choices and roles in society can be daunting, but this book offers an array of examples and explanations that all Kingdom citizens should consider when trying to make sense of it all. This is a very thought-provoking read that seeks to reconcile Kingdom principles with sociopsychological interventions."" - Marteace Mosley-Parrott, LSW ""The word 'Kingdom' is thrown around loosely in church culture, but with the precision of an Old Testament prophet, Dr. Bracy attacks the unresolved issues from our past and gives instruction on how to truly rely on the Spirit of Christ. It is clear from the writing that Bracy is a student of Jesus. In defense and proclamation of the Gospel, he uses tough love and straight talk to lend comfort through correction, assurance through affirmation, and courage through candidness. As a licensed clinician, it is clear that he has spent time with his DSM-5 and his Lord, Jesus Christ. This book is a restorative manual based on Christ and the Kingdom."" - Dr. LaMonte McNeese, PhD

Author Information

Dr. Curtis T. Bracy, widely recognized as ""The Kingdom Warfare Preacher"", is a bestselling author, licensed clinical therapist, and professor specializing in the critical fields of social health and suicidology. A dynamic lecturer and sought-after conference speaker, Dr. Bracy occupies a unique niche, seamlessly integrating high-level clinical expertise with deep spiritual insight in his role as a member of the clergy.His academic foundation is as robust as his clinical practice. Dr. Bracy holds a BA in Psychology from Kean University, an MA in Counseling from Pillar College, and a C.PsyD from the Christian Bible Institute & Seminary. His commitment to the field is reflected in his active memberships in several prestigious organizations, including: The Society of Biblical Literature (SBL), The American Association of Suicidology (AAS), Counseling for Social Justice (CSJ), The National Association of Social Workers (NASW), and The National Association of Black Social Workers (NABSW).Currently, Dr. Bracy is further expanding his scholarly reach at Regent University, where he is completing a Master of Theological Studies with a concentration in Church History. His current research and thesis examine the sociological dimensions of Jesus' ministry to the marginalized, oppressed, and impoverished as depicted in the Gospel of Luke.

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