God the Father is all-powerful and all-knowing. He is the Creator of all things. No one can ever look upon God and live because He is completely holy. So, by His abundant grace, God the Father made part of Himself physically seen by His Son, Jesus Christ, who is mysteriously the same person as Him. Together, as Father and Son, He has one more aspect of Himself – the Holy Spirit, who submits to both. In this, who is the Holy Spirit?

We’ve spent the last several weeks looking into great leaders’ lives. We’ve explored the areas that the Lord worked in them to build up their character and their stories, in order to lead a multitude of other people to Him. Here’s the thing, we’ve looked at a lot of people. Now I want to look to God.

Then Jesus grew up. Moments of His childhood gave glimpses into His abilities. The Father was teaching Him. Holy Spirit was working in Him. Then came the day. The day that would spark the beginnings of it all.

As I read through and reflected upon the story of Jesus’ birth, there’s another part of the story that I have been fascinated by this year. The movement of the Holy Spirit.

I shared in my post on Thursday about an interesting story in the Bible. It was referring to the Spirit that was on Moses being divided onto the 70 elders of the camp of Israel. I realize that my prayer was out of context from the Scripture’s purpose at that point of history, but that’s what I felt led to pray. Since I am aware of that though, I would like to take the opportunity to share an amazing story of God’s power