Finding Faith: Pentecost Is More than an Afterthought
- Pentecost is a festival celebrated in Jerusalem when the Holy Spirit descended on faithful people gathered during the Feast of Weeks.
- This event occurred as devout Jews from many nations were together, leading to the Spirit giving them the ability to speak in various languages.
- The Book of Acts 2:1-31 describes the arrival of the Holy Spirit with the sound of a violent wind and divided tongues of fire resting on each person present.
- Observers were astonished and asked, "And how is it that we hear, each of us, in our own native language?" reflecting the Spirit’s power to unite many peoples.
- This event marks the church's origin and suggests the Holy Spirit inspires wonder and unity, although Pentecost often remains an afterthought in many Christian traditions.
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Finding Faith: Pentecost is more than an afterthought
My friends, we are soon entering my favorite season of the liturgical calendar: Pentecost! Oh, I know that probably doesn’t sound very Lutheran of me. After all, as a Protestant denomination, we are pretty Christ-centered. And deservedly so. But I’ve always loved the Holy Spirit. It’s the one expression of our celebrated triune God that I understand on a very intimate basis. God? … Too infinite and vast for me to wrap my head around. Jesus? Whil…
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