The Missing Link: Your Journey With Peter From Self Power to Holy Spirit Power

by Sam Hunter

Are you trying to follow Jesus, but feel like you are falling short? Are you discouraged, fatigued, and feel like you are sometimes just going through the motions? Or perhaps you feel good about your relationship with Jesus, but deep down, you know there is something missing. There has to be more! So many Christians are trying to follow Jesus but are feeling lost or lukewarm along the way. You read about the Holy Spirit, and you see the miracles throughout Acts. You hear Jesus, or Paul, or Peter talk about a new power, but you are bewildered by what this power would – could – actually look like in your life … in the day-to-day details. You know there is something missing. Perhaps the Holy Spirit is your “missing link”? In The Missing Link, you will follow Peter daily as he learns to live with this new power following Jesus’ return to Heaven. You will see the Holy Spirit in a whole new light. You will learn to appropriate and live with this new power Jesus promised. Holy Spirit power! Energy … Clarity … Creativity. You can have it. You can live it. There is more … so much more.

304 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 22, 2019

About the author

Sam Hunter (January 5, 1923 – July 27, 2014) was an American historian of modern art. He was an author, an Emeritus professor of art history at Princeton University, director of the Jewish Museum, founding director of the Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University, acting director of the Minneapolis Institute of Art and a visiting professor at the Clark Art Institute at Williams College, Harvard University and various other institutions of higher learning.

He penned monographs, exhibition catalogues, articles, wrote the original book on the collections of the Museum of Modern Art, contributed to textbooks and various treatments of modern art. In addition to curating many museum and gallery exhibitions, Hunter has written on Francis Bacon, Tom Wesselman, George Segal, Arnaldo Pomodoro, Jackson Pollock, and many other contemporary and modern masters.

Reviews

[Cassandra · Rating 5 out of 5]

I received a complimentary copy.

A very spiritual and faith based book that takes you on a journey of learning. It can make the day pass by in a good way as you travel through the power of the holy spirit in the words of the author. It's a longer read but you can read it in sections if you need to and still want to come back to it.

[Kitty Stone · Rating 5 out of 5]

Recently, I have begun reading again. It has been a while. Upon my return to reading, I have found that I cannot read just any book. The Missing Link is not just ANY book. It provides easy reading and comprehension, it is not pretentious, and it is thought provoking.

The book is written from Peter’s perspectives. However, while reading the book, I often would forget that it is supposed to be Peter speaking and not me. I felt like I actually took a walk with Peter on his journey. Sam Hunter leads the reader to relate to Peter’s questions, doubts, fears, convictions, and passions.

Do we really know Jesus? Can we know who Jesus is apart from the Holy Spirit? How can we ever know what we do not know? Have we missed who the Father truly is and how much He loves us? Are we experiencing just an average life? What is the only way to defeat a Self-centered life? How can we serve God more effectively? These questions (and many more) will ignite a flame in the reader to dig for deeper roots.

The Missing Link had an impact on how I look at the Holy Spirit IN me, an impact on how I regard knowledge and success, an impact on what the roles of the Trinity are, an impact on putting God before Self.
An impact — An. Impact.