Walking in the Spirit
Jesus accomplishes his will through spiritual gifts, both permanent and situational.
Jesus accomplishes his will through spiritual gifts, both permanent and situational.
This Scripture has three traits plus instruction that are a guide from heaven about where we can turn when we don’t know what else to do.
We are not left alone with our questions. It is not up to us to solve the riddles of our existence. Max Lucado explains that we have a helper, a divine instructor. He will save us from the cul-de-sac of confusion and the dead end of doubt. He does this by enrolling us in the primary course of his university: Jesus Christ.
There is a beautiful interaction between the empowering of the Holy Spirit and our role in church growth.
Building your relationship with the infinite God
Reclaiming the power and presence of the Holy Spirit
Reflections on our ever-present need to walk in step with the Spirit.
The Holy Spirit is truly 'God the Evangelist,' drawing sinners into fellowship with Christ. Here is how he works.
Romans 8 is a beautiful reminder of how the Spirit is praying for us.
The Spirit of God is the one who brings life to our spirits.