The holy spirit

An image symbolizing the essence of 2 Timothy 1:7, focusing on overcoming fear with the Holy Spirit's power. The scene depicts a serene landscape, possibly at dawn, with a faint representation of the Holy Spirit in the form of a dove hovering above. In the foreground, a person stands facing a path that leads towards a light, symbolizing guidance and courage. The light is warm and inviting,...

Experience the power of the Holy Spirit with these prayers for Pentecost. Discover scripture-based guidance to deepen your spiritual journey.

One of the most often asked questions and one of the most difficult concepts to understand in the Christian faith is “Who is the Holy Spirit”? Although I became a believer many years ago, this

INTRODUCTION TO THE GIFT OF THE HOLY SPIRIT The journey of spirituality often involves encountering profound experiences that shape our beliefs and practices. One such transformative gift is the Ho…

A symbolic image depicting the Holy Spirit as a radiant dove in the sky above a barren landscape. The dove, representing the Holy Spirit, is glowing with soft, warm light amidst dark, ominous clouds. Below, a lone, withered tree stands in a desolate field, symbolizing the lack of the Fruit of the Spirit. This contrast between the luminous dove and the stark landscape emphasizes the absence of...

Who is the Holy Spirit? That's a question circulating in the American church right now. I want to give you my answer today.

Novena Cards on Instagram: "🕊🎁Ever hear about the gifts of the Holy Spirit, but weren't sure what that meant? Here are some simple definitions to help you remember the gifts the Spirit bestows. These are just simple summaries - there is A LOT of theological information written about the gifts of the Holy Spirit (especially by St. Thomas Aquinas) if you want to dive in deeper. As we continue to pray the novena to the Holy Spirit, let us continue to ask the Holy Spirit to work through us…

First and foremost, we need to understand that the Holy Spirit is God and that he is an equal and active part of what we call the Trinity.

The Holy Spirit is a person; not a thing.