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  • Greg Jenks
    • Jun 8, 2019
    • 1 min read

Spirit of the living God


An extract from the Dean's sermon for Pentecost Sunday (9 June 2019)

Here we are, seeking to love God with all our soul, with our innermost selves.

But our distinctive character as a living soul is itself the result of God’s Spirit already being at work in us, pulsing throughout our whole being.

We are who we are because of the Spirit animating us.

When we love God without innermost self, our soul, we are not only offering to God our most authentic selves, we are also returning to God the very gift of life itself.

The full text of this sermon with links to the video are available online.


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