We are filled with the Spirit of Jesus that we might have our heavenly classroom and our Teacher within—always available to us for a lesson or three!
The Holy Spirit is not going anywhere—but we do. We can turn our hearts toward God at any moment, parting the clouds of our awareness with a song of worship or a written prayer that stirs our soul.
Each of us has a number of internal altars where, upon remembering a personal, transformative moment, we have the opportunity to kneel to give thanks again and again.
Humility is the character trait that opens David’s heart to the Spirit, and the Spirit’s heart to David. Humility will open up our relationship with the Spirit as well.
Obedience means that God asks something of us, and we have to make a quiet choice to say yes.
Across awakening history, dreams have been one way God gets his people’s attention to pray at times and in ways we wouldn’t have otherwise.
God only and ever makes glorious, beloved, reflections of his generous love!
Stealing souls from the enemy of our souls is the work of awakening, in prayer and action—and Jesus is leading the charge by his Holy Spirit in us.
The Holy Spirit is an Artist, and when hovering over chaos, emptiness, and desolation, God’s Spirit likes to move into the middle of the mess to make beautiful things.
Creating and re-creating is God’s way, the Spirit’s modus operandi. We can expect the work of the Holy Spirit of God to always be both beautiful and creative—in us and through us.
Spiritual gifts exist to enable individual followers of Jesus to convey God’s love to others in ways that awaken the heart, mind, and body to the love of God.
Heaven and earth meet in a profound new way when the Spirit fills a person, and we begin to have the heart of God for ourselves and for others.
