Recent studies show that a majority of self-identified Christians in the U.S.—about 58%—do not believe the Holy Spirit is a real, living being, but instead see the Holy Spirit as merely a symbol of God’s power, presence, or purity.

This trend is even more pronounced among self-identified born-again Christians, with 62% holding this symbolic view. These findings highlight a significant gap between traditional Christian doctrine—which affirms the Holy Spirit as the third person of the Trinity, fully God and personal.

Who is the Holy Spirit? How can we know him more?

Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry.

Having trouble quieting the voices in your head? Maybe you don't have to!

Your outlook and your expectations have the power to shape your experiences as you go through this life - and your words, whether positive or negative, have an extraordinary power, to propel or to poison the lives of the people within the sound of your voice.

Words are powerful. They can beat us down and lift us up. They wound and they heal. And the right words at the right time can be exactly what we need to hear—or what we need to say. Let’s find the right words in a new series, My Big Fat Mouth.

Words are powerful. They can beat us down and lift us up. They wound and they heal. And the right words at the right time can be exactly what we need to hear—or what we need to say. Let’s find the right words in a new series, My Big Fat Mouth.

Join us for Easter Sunday 2025 at Pathway Community Church!

This week we're discussing some of the Atonement Theories in the Scriptures.