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New BOOK BY CHAD STAFFORD
40 DAYS WITH THE HOLY SPIRIT
In churches all over the world we hear references to the power, the presence, and the person of the Holy Spirit. For those who are examining the Christian faith, this can be confusing. In 40 Days With The Holy Spirit we find a comprehensive study of the Holy Spirit from Genesis to Revelation.
This book is both a parable and a devotional. The parable helps us to understand contextually what first century believers knew about the Holy Spirit and put ourselves in their shoes. The devotional is a guide throughout the scriptures that explains passages about the Holy Spirit in a clear and relevant way.
It’s time to develop a deep and personal relationship with the greatest friend we could ever have. The Holy Spirit.
“In this volume, Pastor Chad has taken an important topic that has been abused and misrepresented and made it understandable and practical. Because he teaches in the form of “storytelling”, his narrative keeps the interest of adults and children alike. No one will be able to put down this book, because everyone wants to see how the story ends...or DOESN’T!”
— Dr. Wave Nunnally
Professor of Early Judaism and Christian Origins
Evangel University - Springfield, Missouri
chad stafford
Chad grew up in Daphne and played football and baseball at Daphne High School. He was a youth pastor in Daphne from 1999-2004, where the youth ministry became recognized as one of the best in the nation. He served as a football and baseball coach and chaplain at Daphne High School as he and Jennifer poured their lives into the Eastern Shore community.
Following their time in Daphne, Chad and Jennifer served as Executive Pastors in south Atlanta, Georgia and Lead Pastors in Bentonville, Arkansas.
They returned to Daphne in 2009 and launched Coastal Church in January 2010.
On October 12, 2007, Chad & Jennifer welcomed their son, Evan Charles Stafford.
The Staffords feel called by God to spend the rest of their lives here on the Eastern Shore and pastoring Coastal Church.