We start into the third article of the Apostle’s Creed, and as we begin our study of the Holy Spirit, we start with the relational essence of the Spirit of God. In both Testaments of our Bible’s, the word “spirit” means “breath”. There is nothing more intimate than breath. Entering into us even as it proceeds from the Father and Son. We answer the question, “Why did Jesus have to ascend to the Father?” and we discuss what it means to have the very Breath of God dwelling in us in a relationship more intimate than had previously been imagined. What does it mean to live with a God who desires to be that close to us?