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We conclude our Holy Ghost collection by diving deeper into the fivefold gifts of the Spirit and how they are necessary in order to experience maturity and fullness in Christ. This week, we learn about how the Apostle, Prophet, Evangelist, Shepherd, and Teacher function within the Church and in the world, and help you discover what the expression of your ministry is.

How do you know you're growing in faith? How do you know you're becoming more spiritually mature? In Galatians 5, Paul gives us the metrics for measuring our growth as believers. They're known as the fruit of the Holy Spirit. This week, we dive deeper into what the fruits are and how we could access them.

In celebration of our 2-year anniversary, Pastor Bryan Kim from Ekko Church in Southern California, shares a special message for our community.

What is the gift of prophecy? What does it do? How do we move in the prophetic? This week, we explore the beautiful gift of prophecy, as we imagine what our church could look like if we wholeheartedly pursued it.

Special guest speaker Isaac Kim teaches on what it means to walk in fellowship with the Holy Spirit.

This week, we explore one of the strangest, yet most beautiful gifts of the Holy Spirit: the gift of tongues. What is this gift and why does Paul long for every believer to practice it?

What does it mean to move in the power of the Holy Spirit? We find that there is a strong relationship between how we live and the Holy Spirit's flow of power through our lives. This week, we explore the power of God that enables us to see miracles, signs, and wonders.

In the modern day Church, we place a heavy emphasis on God the Father and Jesus the Son. But Holy Spirit becomes the forgotten God. If we hope to become the people God has called us to be, we must reignite our curiosity for the Holy Ghost. We come to find that the Holy Spirit is not a power to wield, but a person we're. called into relationship with.

Has 2020 panned out the way you imagined it would at the start of the year? I think most of us would agree that 2020 has been incredibly challenging and many of us are wondering, "God, don't you care?" This week, our very own Ying Mo, shares about navigating the storms in our lives and how God is always faithful to bring us through to the other side.

While it's important to read the Bible on our own, we are also called to read the Bible in community with both the greater body and the local body of Christ. This week, we explore what it means to read the Bible with tradition and with other followers of the Way.