Hello everyone, I want to take a moment to address some of the recent comments and misunderstandings. Last week, I stepped away for a bit, and during that time, there were discussions and assumptions made about me and my ideas. Some people said I was “self-claimed” or questioned my intentions, and honestly, it made me feel discouraged and a bit ashamed. But I want you to know this: I have always tried to share my ideas honestly and respectfully. I don’t claim anything that isn’t mine, and I don’

The Hebrew word “ruakh” means wind or breath. And the biblical authors use ruakh to talk about God’s personal presence or Spirit—a force that is powerful, invisible, and able to sustain life. Many Christian traditions celebrate the birth of the Church on Pentecost Sunday, when God's Spirit, or Ruakh, arrived with a rush of wind and "tongues" of fire. | BibleProject