Sermon: Mysteries: The Holy Spirit

The Holy Spirit is a mystery to many? What is the Holy Spirit? What did early Christians teach about the Holy Spirit? Is the gender of the Holy Spirit feminine in the Old Testament and neuter in the New Testament? Does the Roman Catholic Church teach that the Old Testament does not show the Holy Ghost as a person? Who was the first writer who clearly asserted that the Holy Spirit was a personage, God, and part of a trinity? Do you need to have the Holy Spirit to be a real Christian? Can people blaspheme the Holy Spirit? Does the Bible show attributes of spirit that do not point to it being an actual separate person? When was the personage of the Holy Spirit something that Greco-Romans did not formally accept until 381 A.D. Does the Continuing Church of God hold to the original Christian teachings on the Holy Spirit?

Dr. Thiel addresses these matters and more in this fifth part his multi-part sermon series covering the free e-book, Mysteries of God: What is God? URL: MysteriesofGod.pdf

Sermon series:

Part 1: Mysteries: Is God Omnipotent, Omnipresent, and Omniscient?

Part 2: Where Did God Come From? What Does God Look Like?

Part 3: How is God One? Creeds?

Part 4: Jesus and Trinitarian Mythology

Part 5: Mysteries: The Holy Spirit