Books by HSRM Leaders

 Progressive Christianity is an ethos, a mind set, more than a movement. It is indebted to political progressivism and postmodern philosophy. It has a trajectory, which is secularism. In Deconstructing Progressive Christianity John Piippo explains this ethos, with its corresponding trajectory. 

This book is a collection of essays on the Holy Spirit from Christian leaders who are active in Holy Spirit Renewal Ministries. It is the story of a conference that became a family. The chapters present a biblical and theological understanding of the Holy Spirit, with stories of experiencing and encountering the Spirit.

Called to High Adventure is a book whose time has come! Finally, a book about the Holy Spirit that builds bridges rather than barricades, that brings Christians together instead of tearing them apart. This fresh approach to the ministry of the Spirit will greatly encourage pastors and leaders who earnestly desire spiritual renewal but who want to get there with theological integrity, and without creating unnecessary divisions within their churches and organizations. 

Every follower of Jesus is called to have a praying life. But many confess that they are “too busy to pray.” This book is a record of observations, experiences, reflections, and biblical and theological conclusions, written by a busy pastor who discovered praying as a conversation with God that has lasted for forty years.

This is a book about the primacy and centrality of God and his unsurpassable presence, and what this means for the Church. The presence of God is the core, the sine qua non, of mere Christianity. God’s presence is what is needed to win the day over the present powers of darkness. This book shows what it means for a church to be presence-driven, and what leadership looks like in the presence-driven church.

Within the American church, there has been a great divide among charismatic and noncharismatic Christians.

While charismatic Christians believe fully in the gifts of the Holy Spirit, such as speaking in tongues and prophecy, noncharismatic Christians feel these particular spiritual gifts that appear in the New Testament were merely temporary signs of their times.

Dominguez addresses this divide through the lens of Christ’s discipleship and the specific missions God set forth for his church.

 Set Free can help bring hope and freedom to a situation in which you or someone you know might be struggling. It combines truth from God’s word, powerful testimonies, practical action steps and prayers to partner with God’s power to activate and maintain freedom. 

The Pilgrim's Progress is not a simple story. Its truths, nevertheless, should not be missed.

 What does walking with Jesus look like in this life? The Pilgrim’s Progress is one of the greatest Christian classics of all time, answering that question and illustrating the deepest struggles Christians face as they walk with God in this life. Since its publication in 1678, it has been the most widely read Christian book other than the Bible. From the dark confines of a prison cell, John Bunyan wrote a book that transformed not only his experience but that of millions after him.  

The Pilgrim’s Progress is one of the greatest Christian classics of all time. First penned by John Bunyan in 1678, it has enriched and transformed the lives of millions the world over. C. S. Lewis described it as “a book that has astonished the whole world.” And it lives on to impact God’s pilgrims today!