Holy Spirit is often the most misunderstood of the Trinity. He goes by several names; Holy Spirit, Holy Ghost, Spirit of God, and sometimes, just Spirit. Let’s jump in and start with some basic understanding. Holy Spirit Basics Ask Christians when Holy Spirit came
God’s love for us shows through Jesus’ actions and death. When Jesus died, the final piece of the trinity was released. Hello Holy Spirit! Holy Spirit is known by several names; comforter, counselor, Advocate, Spirit of truth, helper, guide, author of scripture, revealer, power, and
Welcome back, Spiritual Explorers! I know raising the dead may seem impossible, weird, a little spooky, or like something straight out of a horror film, but let’s delve into this subject anyway! Raising the Dead: Elijah Raising the dead may sound both impossible and yet,
Jesus prays. Should that go without saying? Prayer, in its simplest definition, is talking to God. What is Jesus praying for? Jesus Prays for Provision & Multiplication One of the more famous stories of Jesus’ miracles is the feeding of five thousand men (plus women
“Jesus had compassion on them and touched their eyes. Immediately they received their sight and followed him.”(Matt 20:34) Medicine in Biblical Times Jesus was known for healing people! It was right up there with teaching the crowds and one reason people followed him everywhere! Can
The Pharisees and Sadducees were harsh with their judgment of the people. They also hated Jesus because the people loved him and had never heard teachings like the ones he presented. Jesus was a threat to the religious leaders of that day, and they were
“I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go; I will counsel you with my loving eye on you.” Psalm 38:2 NIV The Love of God Through Teaching God shows his love by teaching us. It may seem odd, but any good father does not
Jesus loves you! God is love! It is a common theme in the Christian world, but what exactly does that mean and how does it work? In this blog series, I will address this idea and explore the love of Jesus through biblical stories. But
“Sirs, what must I do to be saved?” asked the jailer to Paul and Silas while they were imprisoned (Acts 16:30). Paul replied, “Say the sinner’s prayer, and when you die, you will go to heaven!” Um…no. That was not Paul’s reply. The Sinner’s Prayer
Christianese. It’s the sometimes crazy language used in church. It may sound strange that Christianity has its own language, but if you think about it, everything has its own lingo! No matter what you do for work, there is a language exclusive to that field.