One Verse, Three Voices: A Look into God’s Unity

By - Pastor Freddy Cortez, National Capital Bible Church

John 14:26 (NKJV)
“But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in My name, He will teach you all things, and bring to your remembrance all things that I said to you.”

1. God in Perfect Harmony

• God works in complete unity. The Father sends the Spirit, and He does so in the name of the Son.

• This isn’t chaos—it’s harmony. Each Person of God works together with love and purpose.

• For us, it’s a model of how true unity looks: different roles, same heart, same goal.

2. Each One Plays a Role

• God doesn’t act randomly. The Father leads, the Son gives authority, and the Spirit follows the mission.

• Though their roles differ, their value doesn’t.

• In a world obsessed with position, God shows that purpose and partnership matter more than rank.

3. One Purpose, One Voice

• When Jesus says the Spirit comes "in My name," He’s saying, “He represents Me perfectly.”

• The Spirit continues the mission of Jesus with perfect loyalty.

• It means we can trust that the Spirit always points us to Christ, never away from Him.

4. A God Who Teaches and Guides

• God didn’t leave us alone to figure things out.

• The Spirit doesn’t just comfort us—He teaches us, helping us understand and apply Jesus' truth.

• His guidance is daily, personal, and vital.

 5. A Book You Can Trust

• The Bible isn’t a book of ancient guesses.

• The Holy Spirit helped the writers remember exactly what Jesus said.

• We can open the New Testament and know it’s accurate, clear, and complete.

6. A Relationship, Not a Religion

• God invites us into something personal.

• We can talk to the Father, through the Son, and with help from the Spirit.

• That’s not a system of rules—it’s a living connection.

7. Truth That Lasts

• The same truth spoken by Jesus is protected by the Spirit.

• God’s message hasn’t changed with time or culture.

• That’s why the Bible can be trusted—it's steady and true.

8. Learning That Changes You

• God isn’t just an idea to study. He’s Someone to know.

• The Spirit helps us grow not just through knowledge but through experience.

• His truth shapes our lives from the inside out.

9. A Message That Stays Clear

• Jesus spoke once, and His message still echoes today through the Spirit.

• His words don’t need updating—they’re already perfect.

• The Church's job is to preserve and share them, not revise them.

10. A Presence That Never Leaves

• Jesus may not be here in person, but He hasn’t left us.

• The Spirit lives in every believer, offering help, peace, and strength.

• God is always near—and that changes everything.

Final Thought:
This one verse, John 14:26, isn’t just a theology lesson. It’s a promise. It tells us we are loved, taught, guided, and never abandoned. The Trinity isn’t an idea—it’s our reality, our help, and our hope.

This post was written by Pastor Freddy Cortez of National Capital Bible Church. If you have questions about this post or Christianity in general, please contact us today!