Holy Spirit
Monday, August 18, 2014
5:31 PM
For a study of the Holy Spirit, my first recommendation would probably be a book I've not completed entitled, Source of Life.  It's by Jurgen Moltmann.  Motlmann was a young adult and served in Hitler's army.  In a resettlement camp in Scotland following the war he confronted the awfulness of his role in the war and became a Christian.  He is one of the more influential theologians of the second half of the 20th Century.  The first chapter is narrative.  After that, I'm not sure how technical he gets.  I do think they are the lecture forms of some more academic writings he's done so they should be more accessible than the others.  
We discussed the Holy Spirit a couple of years ago at the Stone-Campbell Dialogue and you could access them for free:
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Finally, Chalice Press has lots of Bible Studies for Groups.  The most popular lately are the Banned Questions series edited by Christian Piatt.  I've not read any of them.  Christian has lots of fans among younger adult circles.  There are some other good possibilities here.  
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Westminster John Knox Press and Abingdon are also publishing houses with good adult curriculum.  You would browse e their websites for possibilities.  