Holy Spirit Guide

Oct 6, 2021 | Led by the Spirit | 0 comments

What does it mean to be led by the Holy Spirit, to be under the guidance of the Holy Spirit. What is the difference between grace and the Law. If we are saved by grace are we not under the Law anymore? And, if we are under the Law how then can we be under grace? Is there a way to be under both the Law and grace or is there only exists a way to be under each one?

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