Why does God often lead his people the long way—through harsh and dangerous places? 🦂 Explore our collection of resources about the wilderness theme. | BibleProject

The Bible’s word for peace refers not just to the absence of conflict but to the presence of something else. 🤔 | BibleProject

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