Described by his peers as, "The most relatable Christian theologian being published today," breakthrough author Greg Amundson merges systematic theology with modern discoveries in neuroscience and kinesiology in a relatable, profound and deeply insightful way.
Greg's new book unpacks the urgency and promised blessing of rediscovering the gift of the Holy Spirit. Through scriptural support and compelling narrative, Greg explains how we can learn to participate with the power of the Holy Spirit by changing our thoughts for the better about what God can do in and through our life.
PRAISE FOR FRESH WIND
"Greg Amundson is the most relatable Christian theologian being published today."
Dr. Gabrielle Lyon,
DO, Founder of the Institute for Muscle-Centric Medicine "Greg's new book merges biblical truth and modern breakthroughs in neuroscience in a relatable, profound and deeply insightful way. This book will change your brain and change your life at the same time.
Dr. Virginia Johnson, MD, Neuroscience and Christian Therapy "Greg's new book calls us to live each moment of the day as a moment carried by the same Spirit who animated the life of our Lord Jesus Christ." Dr. Gale Heide, PhD, Professor of Theology at Western Seminary
"A thorough and faithful theology of the Holy Spirit."
Dr. Gary Tuck, PhD, Professor of Biblical Studies at Western Seminary "This book imparts to the reader how the connection between the mind, body and Holy Spirit impacts our ability to follow Jesus Christ, and Greg leads us on this path with passion and purpose."
Dr. Ron Gellis, PhD, Clinical Director of the PTSD Foundation of America ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Greg Amundson is the national bestselling author of
The Warrior and the Monk,
Gun in Hand - Gospel in Heart,
The Good Soldier,
Pull-ups in Paradise, and
Firebreather Fitness. He is an ordained and ecclesiastically endorsed law enforcement chaplain with two masters degrees from Western Seminary in Portland, Oregon. Greg currently serves in federal law enforcement in locations throughout the United States.
