Have you ever wondered about the Holy Spirit and just felt he was all too mysterious? Who is the Holy Spirit? How can I know the Holy Spirit the way I know God the Father- or Jesus the Son? THOSE are the questions we dive into in this series on the third person in the trinity- The Holy Spirit. Today we look at the role of the Holy Spirit as our advocate who argues against the sin and temptation we face. He is there to argue against those sins and temptations leading us to repentance and JOY!

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Have you ever wondered about the Holy Spirit and just felt he was all too mysterious? Who is the Holy Spirit? How can I know the Holy Spirit the way I know God the Father- or Jesus the Son? THOSE are the questions we dive into in this series on the third person in the trinity- The Holy Spirit. Today we focus on the role of our two Advocates: our advocates- Jesus as our advocate in heaven and the Holy Spirit as our advocate on earth.

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Have you ever wondered about the Holy Spirit and just felt he was all too mysterious? Who is the Holy Spirit? How can I know the Holy Spirit the way I know God the Father- or Jesus the Son? THOSE are the questions we dive into in this series on the third person in the trinity- The Holy Spirit. Today we focus on the question: Who is the Holy Spirit?

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How many of you know the story of The Littlest Angel? I’m a fan of old school Christmas music—Andy Williams, Nat King Cole, and Bing Crosby. The Littlest Angel is a Bing Crosby classic. Without fail, every year, whenever I hear THAT song, it moves me to tears. Ok, so I’m a sap, but a few years ago I made an effort to contemplate why this particular song has this power over me.

If you are interested in The Littlest Angel Story here is a link which will take you to The Bing Crosby Song and The Story (read by Lorretta Lynn) and another link where you can find The Book on Amazon.

If you are interested in The Discovery Institute that links directly to their website. Be sure to check out their educational opportunities, particularly the Summer Institute. And here is a link to the Documentary about butterflies that I mentioned, where you can watch it on also on Amazon.

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How do you keep Christmas? And do you keep it year ‘round? At the end of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol when Scrooge is redeemed from his selfish and miserly life it says that he knew how to keep Christmas all the year ‘round. What might that look like? Have you thought about your New Years’ Resolutions this year? I think Keeping Christmas Year ‘round is going to be mine!

How can we see the Gospel of Jesus in the well loved tale of Beauty & the Beast? In 1939 Tolkien gave a lecture at St Andrews on the subject of Fairy Tales. It was transcribed into an essay and the basic questions he grappled with were: “What IS a Fairy Tale?” And what is the “USE of a Fairy Tale?” Tolkien and his friend CS Lewis would argue that Fairy Tales are not just for children- they are serious literature for adults too. Fairy Tales engage our imaginations and contain in them not only moral lessons, but important echoes of the Gospel. It is from this vantage point we embark on this mini-series The Gospel According to Cinderella.

How can we see the Gospel of Jesus in the story of Snow White? In 1939 Tolkien gave a lecture at St Andrews on the subject of Fairy Tales. It was transcribed into an essay and the basic questions he grappled with were: “What IS a Fairy Tale?” And what is the “USE of a Fairy Tale?” Tolkien and his friend CS Lewis would argue that Fairy Tales are not just for children- they are serious literature for adults too. Fairy Tales engage our imaginations and contain in them not only moral lessons, but important echoes of the Gospel. It is from this vantage point we embark on this mini-series The Gospel According to Cinderella.

In 1939 Tolkien gave a lecture at St Andrews on the subject of Fairy Tales. It was transcribed into an essay and the basic questions he grappled with were: “What IS a Fairy Tale?” And what is the “USE of a Fairy Tale?” Tolkien and his friend CS Lewis would argue that Fairy Tales are not just for children- they are serious literature for adults too. Fairy Tales engage our imaginations and contain in them not only moral lessons, but important echoes of the Gospel. It is from this vantage point we embark on this mini-series The Gospel According to Cinderella.