Should you pray to the Holy Spirit? Ask NT Wright Anything
May 18, 2026
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Christianity vs Secular Humanism — What’s the difference? Ask NT Wright
Should you pray to the Holy Spirit? Ask NT Wright Anything
How to relearn Biblical Greek (without Seminary)? Ask NT Wright
Podcast: Kingdom of Heaven vs. Secular Humanism; How to brush up on Greek, and should we pray to the Holy Spirit?
Is building God’s kingdom basically the same thing as secular humanism? Should Christians pray directly to the Holy Spirit? And how do you relearn biblical Greek after years away from it?
In this episode, Tom Wright and Mike Bird explore the big difference between Christian hope and secular progress, give practical advice on recovering New Testament Greek, and explain how the Trinity shapes Christian prayer.
A thoughtful conversation about theology, language, and the presence of God.
Q1 00:39 Is building the Kingdom just secular humanism?
Q2 12:49 How do I relearn biblical Greek?
Q3 20:00 Are Christians allowed to pray to the Holy Spirit?
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