Who is the Paraclete?

Christians refer to the Holy Spirit as the Paraclete. Paraclete comes from the Greek word paraklētos, which refers to “one who appears in another’s behalf” like a “mediator, intercessor, [or] helper.”1 Jesus Christ speaks of the Paraklētos in John 14-16. Here the Greek is translated “Helper” in the English Standard Version.2 Nevertheless, the Paraclete spoken about by … Continue reading Who is the Paraclete?

Does God exist? Part 14: Dealing with Remaining Doubts about God

Eleven disciples saw Jesus Christ resurrected from the dead and “they worshiped him, but some doubted” (Matt. 28:17).1 This encapsulates the earthly sojourn for many followers of Christ. There is the undeniable reality of Christ’s resurrection. What was seen, heard, and felt was faithfully passed on to us. Yet, we are still prone to doubt. This … Continue reading Does God exist? Part 14: Dealing with Remaining Doubts about God