Spirit

been nurtured by the Spirit, and been encouraged in through obedience to Jesus Christ. At ZCS we have a motto and that motto still counts for the bible class. In bible one of the lessons that stood out to me was the Holy Spirit Project. I felt that God nurtured me through the Holy Spirit Project because when I was working on it we had to point out what the Holy Spirit means to us and how we represent Him in our lives, and that really got me thinking about the Holy Spirit and what He has done and

| Enoch and the Gorilla | | Enoch | Enoch is a very “dark” man. His attire always consist of dark colors. .He wears dark glasses, dark furry arm, black truck and he had a black heart. He even wears his dark glasses in the rain. This is to hide his unhappy disposition. Enoch is a biblical character who was taken by God but never died. The only quoted words from Enoch the biblical character are “God shall be coming with his saints to judge and convict them.” This could intertwine with Enoch and

at church weekly when he comes through the priest. Another way to see God daily is when someone prays and ask for his forgiveness, strength, and love. No one can see God, but he can be seen through in his works when he sent the grace of the Holy Spirit to the world. Christian faith is about trusting God, and God is with someone through the satisfactory days and the deceitful days. His revelation relates to the theological sources humanity can rely upon to know the truth. God has shown bits and

In her famous The House of the Spirits, Isabel Allende documents the life of several characters during the Chilean reality in the 1930s. Her notorious feminist ideology is, at times, extremely obvious. Elements such as the clash of social classes and the social, political and economical conditions of Chile during this period of high turmoil are also well portrayed. Isabel Allende achieves to give us a good image of what life in Chile was like during those years. Some particular characters specially

ministry of Holy Spirit in your theological and your personal experience of the presence of the Spirit in your life. Growing up in the Bible belt, during the 1970’s, one would always here the elders of the church preach fire and brimstone regarding salvation, and then reference it by talking about the Holy Ghost. During that period, a lot of emphases were put on witches, goblins, and television shows such Shock Theater®, and Creature Feature®. These shows painted pictures of spirits, both good and

Circle of Life in Poe’s “Spirits of the dead” The circle of life is an ongoing loop of everything in the world. Just like a wheel, the circle of life goes round and round. The circle of life never stops, and even though someone might try to, it will not stop. Life and death is the circle of life. In Edgar Allan Poe’s “Spirits of the Dead”, Poe introduces the reader to life and death. This is a very sorrow filled poem, with death and forgiveness. The way Poe uses Life and Death is part of what

The Holy Spirit Helps Us Communicate When I was a child, on fourth Sundays we didn’t have Children’s Chapel, so the kids would go sit up in the balcony in the big church. When no one responded or the folks looked bored or confused when Pastor McCalep started to preach he would throw his head back and shout “Help me Holy Ghost!” Of course I and the other kids cracked up laughing, but now I understand that he was asking for the Holy Spirit to help him find the right words to say to the congregation

Two Spirits, formerly called a berdache in anthropological literature, refer to some indigenous North American societies with a particular social status. Female, male, or intersexed person who adopted gender roles that mixed the characteristics of the two other genders (Crapo, 2013 ch 5.3). Common among the men of Plains Indians tribes where warfare was an almost sacred preoccupation and where the male role placed the high emphasis on demonstration of pride, bravery, and daring (Crapo, 2013 ch

Kathryn Kuhlman was born in Missouri on May 9, 1907 to a Methodist mother and a Baptist father. When Kathryn was at the age of fourteen, she went to a Methodist church with her mother and encountered the Holy Spirit for the first time. Kathryn recounts her testimony in a video and she said, “We were sitting there, it was time for the last song and I was holding the old fashion Methodist hymnal, whether anyone has ever been converted in that church before or since I’ll never know, but when the last

alienation she felt. Yet, the Holy Spirit drew her toward us this morning. While in that room, surrounded by people like Dee, who chose to share their faith journey and support one another, we bore witness to God’s presence in Dee’s life. I most clearly identify my personal experience of God through relationships. Often, it is when others bear witness to the Holy Spirit and how she is moving through us. Other times, it is when I am invited to bear witness to how the Holy Spirit is surrounding and working