On the Road to Emmaus

Meditations, musings and traveler’s tales…

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The Person and History of the Holy Spirit Part 1: The Holy Spirit in Context

25 June, 2007 (03:14) | Pentecost, Pneumatology (Spirit) | No comments

In seeking to develop a spirituality that corresponds to the resurrection of Jesus, one that avoids the gnostic and schizoid tendencies of spiritualities that split life in two and quench its vitality, we will take some time to discuss the person of the Holy Spirit specifically related to its history as revealed in the Scripture. [...]

The Spirit of the Resurrection Part 2: Gnosticism and Schizoid Spirituality

23 June, 2007 (16:39) | Pentecost, Pneumatology (Spirit), Theology | 3 comments

In the first part of this series I discussed my desire to take some time in this Pentecost season to give extended reflection to the person and work of the Holy Spirit. In this post, I would like to back track a little and simply give some general thoughts on the path I would like [...]

The Spirit of the Resurrection

13 June, 2007 (16:47) | Christian Year, Pentecost, Pneumatology (Spirit), Theology | No comments

Following my last post concerning Pentecost, I want to spend some of this season following Pentecost offering meditations on the Holy Spirit. Specifically, the direction I want to go is developing a spirituality and an understanding of life in the Spirit that accords with the primary event of Christian faith, the resurrection of Jesus from [...]

Pentecost – The Coming of the Holy Spirit

2 June, 2007 (16:54) | Christian Year, Pentecost, Pneumatology (Spirit), Theology | No comments

This past Sunday was Pentecost, a day on which believers for many, many years have celebrated the coming of the Holy Spirit to dwell with and within the people of God.
Even before it was a celebration of the Spirit coming from heaven, it was commemorated by Jews for the coming of God’s law, “from heaven” [...]

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