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Theological Presuppositions in Our Preaching about the Spirit

The author elucidates various presuppositions which affect preaching about the Spirit. To appreciate pneumatology, one needs to reflect on how redemption aspires toward imparting the Spirit. Christ, sent by the Father on mission, is the what of the gospel. On the other hand, the Spirit, sent by the Father and the Son, is the how of the gospel, in the sense that the Spirit actualizes in us the objective redemption won by Crist.