John Piper (theologian) quote: The Spirit inspired the Word and therefore He goes where the Word goes. The more of God's Word you know ...

The Spirit inspired the Word and therefore He goes where the Word goes. The more of God's Word you know and love, the more of God's Spirit you will experience.

~ John Piper (theologian) ~

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