Send us a text What if our understanding of God has been missing a crucial dimension? In this candid exploration of my new devotional project "28 Days to Revival," I open up about a perspective that might challenge traditional thinking but remains deeply rooted in scripture. The Hebrew scriptures present the Holy Spirit—Ruach HaKodosh—using feminine language, portraying a nurturing, motherly aspect of God's character that complements the more familiar masculine attributes. This isn't about i...
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Send us a text What if our understanding of God has been missing a crucial dimension? In this candid exploration of my new devotional project "28 Days to Revival," I open up about a perspective that might challenge traditional thinking but remains deeply rooted in scripture. The Hebrew scriptures present the Holy Spirit—Ruach HaKodosh—using feminine language, portraying a nurturing, motherly aspect of God's character that complements the more familiar masculine attributes. This isn't about i...
In His Footsteps Week 17: Jesus Relationship with the Father
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In His Footsteps Week 17: Jesus Relationship with the Father
Send us a text In this week's episode of the Living Words Podcast, titled "In His Footsteps: Jesus' Relationship with His Father," host Charles Vance explores the profound connection between Jesus and His Father through a detailed analysis of John 10:22-42. Recorded during the Feast of Dedication in Jerusalem, this session delves into a pivotal moment where Jesus asserts His identity as the Messiah and elucidates His divine relationship, sparking both faith and controversy among His listeners...
Living Words
Send us a text What if our understanding of God has been missing a crucial dimension? In this candid exploration of my new devotional project "28 Days to Revival," I open up about a perspective that might challenge traditional thinking but remains deeply rooted in scripture. The Hebrew scriptures present the Holy Spirit—Ruach HaKodosh—using feminine language, portraying a nurturing, motherly aspect of God's character that complements the more familiar masculine attributes. This isn't about i...
