We’ve had some great questions about the Holy Spirit come through the comment cards during this series. I’ll try to address some of them here in the eNews as we work our way through. My prayer is that this helps us grow in our knowledge of God—Father, Son, and Spirit—and also grow as his followers together.

What gender is the Holy Spirit? Why do some people call the Spirit “it,” “she,” or “he”?
I recently read a theologian who consistently referred to the Holy Spirit as “it,” which made me think more about this question.

“What I am saying is reasonable and true.”
That line from Acts 26:25 has stuck with me over the past few weeks. As Paul makes his defence of the gospel before King Agrippa and Festus, Festus accuses him of being out of his mind. But Paul calmly replies, “What I am saying is reasonable and true.”

Have you ever thought that before? I know for myself, many times I’ve remained silent when talking to my friends about Jesus because they might think, I’ve lost my mind. And that’s exactly what Festus thought of Paul! But Paul’s words have been a real encouragement to me: the gospel is both reasonable and true.