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The Holy Spirit Who is the Holy Spirit? Some view the Holy Spirit as a mystical force. Others view the Holy Spirit as the third person of the Trintiy, a being with a mind, emotions, and a will. Read Article by Pastor Greg Alexander

		Angel of the Presence In several passages, a heavenly being, known as the Angel of the LORD, is associated with the Most High God Himself. As a riddle, the Bible describes the physical form of God and yet, the Bible describes Him as an invisible being who no one has seen. by Pastor Greg Alexander
		Faith Healing We believe in the miracles of Jesus Christ. The power of God, to heal by grace through faith, is available to anyone who needs a healing. However, we must also humble ourselves and submit to God's will, even if it means to suffer for a time. by Pastor Greg Alexander
		Speaking in Tongues Tongues is one of the gifts of the Holy Spirit. Although this has come to be associated with the Charismatic movement, and has been under extreme scrutiny by more traditional Protestants, it can be traced all the way back to the first followers of Jesus. by Pastor Greg Alexander
		The Force of Faith According the Bible, the Holy Spirit is a person. However, When we read of the "power" of the Holy Spirit, the word Force is a mere synonym for this faith empowered function. Thus, he is the personfication of the impersonal energy that fills the Universe. by Rabbi Gabriel Ben Reuben"
		Gifts of the Spirit How can the ocean of God's infinite being fit into the finite cup of a man's heart? By receiving the seven gifts of the Spirit, the characteristics of the divine nature can flow, from the Holy Spirit, into the mind of man. This is the cosmic Tree of Life. by Father John Valentino*
		Unity of the Spirit In the spiritual waters of baptism, the Holy Spirit unifies the Church into the endless ocean of divine love. From head to toe, each believer is to be filled with the fullness of God's peace, joy and love. These emotions, however, must be rooted in Jesus. by Pastor Greg Alexander

*For the fulfillment of God's work, I, Greg Alexander Badalian, will preach the Gospel as a world evangelist (Acts 17). How will I do this? Long ago, Rabbi Saul of Tarsis took on the role of Saint Paul. He conformed the Gospel to his Greco-Roman audience. Similarly, Simon became Peter and Judaism itself became Christianity. Under God's guidance, I will use nicknames, to play various roles, for people in need uniquely of the Gospel (1Cor 9:19-27).