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May 10, 2023 | logos.com | Gregg Allison |Gerald Bray |Elyse Fitzpatrick |Lexham Press

Share FacebookTwitterRedditPinterestEmailLinkedIn What does the Holy Spirit do? If I can guess your answer, it might be, “The Spirit regenerates unbelievers so they become Christians.” Or, “The Spirit sanctifies believers so they become more like Christ.” These are certainly correct answers. But this two-item list—the new birth and spiritual transformation—is incomplete. The Spirit does far more.

May 9, 2023 | logos.com | Karen Engle |Drew Longacre |Lexham Press |Steve Walton

Share FacebookTwitterRedditPinterestEmailLinkedIn What is Pentecost in the Bible? Most people associate it with the New Testament: the day God poured out his Holy Spirit on the Jerusalem church in the Upper Room, enabling his disciples to perform incredible acts—like healings, speaking in tongues, prophesying, and inspired preaching—as told in Acts 2:1–4:When the day of Pentecost arrived, they were all together in one place.

May 4, 2023 | logos.com | Gerald Bray |Elyse Fitzpatrick |Lexham Press |Kyle Hughes

Share FacebookTwitterRedditPinterestEmailLinkedIn The Filioque clause in the Nicene Creed is the name given to an insertion that was made in the Latin version of the creed sometime in the late-sixth century, almost certainly in Spain. The creed itself was originally composed in Greek, most probably at or shortly after the First Council of Constantinople AD 381.