When the Holy Ghost Is Come

"When the Holy Ghost Is Come" is a profound exploration of the person, presence, and power of the Holy Spirit in the life of the believer. Written by Colonel Samuel Logan Brengle, one of the most influential voices in the holiness movement, this work serves as both a theological treatise and a practical manual for spiritual transformation. Brengle examines the biblical promises regarding the Comforter and details how the indwelling of the Holy Spirit empowers the Christian for service, purity, and victory over sin.

The text delves into the practical aspects of sanctification, addressing how the Spirit works to cleanse the heart and illuminate the mind. Brengle's writing is characterized by its clarity, spiritual depth, and passionate call to a life of holiness. He provides insights into the fruits of the Spirit, the necessity of absolute surrender, and the joy that accompanies a spirit-filled life. As a cornerstone of Christian literature, "When the Holy Ghost Is Come" continues to be a vital resource for those seeking a deeper understanding of pneumatology and a more intimate walk with God. It remains a timeless classic for readers interested in the Wesleyan-Holiness tradition and the historical development of 20th-century Christian spirituality.

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