Category: Holy Spirit

Whispers in Prayer: How the Holy Spirit Intercedes for Us

Whispers in Prayer: How the Holy Spirit Intercedes for Us

Prayer is one of the most intimate expressions of faith—a moment when we speak to our Creator with honesty, hope, and humility. 🙏 The Spirit Helps When Words Fail Romans 8:26–27 offers a profound insight: “In the same way, the Spirit helps us in our weakness. We do not know what we ought to pray … Continue reading Whispers in Prayer: How the Holy Spirit Intercedes for Us

More Than a Force: Discovering the Personhood of the Holy Spirit

More Than a Force: Discovering the Personhood of the Holy Spirit

Is the Holy Spirit just a force—or a divine Person? This article invites Jehovah’s Witnesses to explore Scripture with fresh eyes and discover the personal nature of the Spirit through biblical evidence and respectful dialogue.

YHWH: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in Hebrews

YHWH: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in Hebrews

In this post, I will be quoting passages in Hebrews where Old Testament texts about YHWH are applied to both the Lord Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit. This affirms that, to the inspired writer, YHWH God isn’t a singular Person, but is in reality a Tri-Personal Being who eternally exists as Father, Son, and … Continue reading YHWH: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in Hebrews

HOW WE KNOW THE HOLY SPIRIT IS GOD: An Apostolic Church Perspective

HOW WE KNOW THE HOLY SPIRIT IS GOD: An Apostolic Church Perspective

The Apostolic Church—rooted in the teaching of the Twelve and the preaching of the early Fathers—confesses that the Holy Spirit is fully divine. This blog post examines how Scripture, the Church’s worship, the early Councils, and the Fathers bear witness to the Spirit’s deity, enabling us to affirm with confidence: “We worship one God in … Continue reading HOW WE KNOW THE HOLY SPIRIT IS GOD: An Apostolic Church Perspective

THE HOLY TRINITY – (Table)

THE HOLY TRINITY – (Table)

In the following table, I will lay out some of the unique, exclusive titles, characteristics, functions, etc., belonging to God, and show how they are all applied to the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.