Slow Theology: Simple Faith for Chaotic Times ST70: Naming the Spirit: Introducing our "Holy Spirit Series"
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Mar 25, 2025 Join the exploration of the often-misunderstood Holy Spirit and its vital role within the Trinity. Discover how language shapes our perception of the Spirit and the implications of gendered terms. Dive into the rich significance of the Spirit, confronting myths and showcasing personal connections that reveal its intimate presence in believers' lives. This journey promises to clarify confusion and enhance spiritual understanding, inviting listeners to embrace a deeper communion with the divine.
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Praying to the Spirit
- AJ Swoboda shares an anecdote about a congregant who only prayed to the Holy Spirit.
- The congregant believed the Spirit had more time than the Father and Son.
Understanding "Ruach"
- The Hebrew word for spirit, "ruach," is multi-dimensional, meaning breath, wind, or spirit.
- It is a feminine noun and often describes a person's deep inner self.
Trinity in the New Testament
- The concept of the Trinity, while not explicitly stated, is present in the New Testament.
- Examples include the Great Commission and Paul's greetings in his letters.