Sacred Breath, Holy Presence

An episode of the Peace of the City podcast, hosted by Manhattan Mennonite Fellowship, titled "Sacred Breath, Holy Presence" was published on May 5, 2025 and runs 12 minutes.

May 5, 2025 ·12m · Peace of the City

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Summary

In this first part of a two-part message from John 20, Pastor Jason invites us to breathe deeply and draw near to the sacred. Through the lens of Scripture and spirit, we explore breath as both a physiological and theological gift—infused with divine presence from creation to resurrection. In a world often marked by fear and fragmentation, this episode reminds us that Jesus meets us behind locked doors, breathing peace and the Holy Spirit into our weary lungs. How close must we be to feel the Spirit move? Come, share a breath—and be renewed.

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In this first part of a two-part message from John 20, Pastor Jason invites us to breathe deeply and draw near to the sacred. Through the lens of Scripture and spirit, we explore breath as both a physiological and theological gift—infused with divine presence from creation to resurrection. In a world often marked by fear and fragmentation, this episode reminds us that Jesus meets us behind locked doors, breathing peace and the Holy Spirit into our weary lungs. How close must we be to feel the Spirit move? Come, share a breath—and be renewed.

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