In the last part of this series, we see that the Spirit’s ways are mysterious and sometimes don’t seem to make sense to us. But, He is at work in our lives through His timing and leadership and we get to take part in a great adventure.

As we continue to learn more about the Holy Spirit, we look at what visible evidence we can see from the Spirit living within us. When we recognize the evidence, we see the Spirit is overflowing out of us.

Who is the Holy Spirit and what does the Spirit offer to do in our lives? Scripture informs us that the Spirit is a distinct person who speaks to us and offers us an incredibly abundant life.

Scripture tells us that we are the temple of the spirit. Being the temple is not getting more of the Holy Spirit, it’s about you giving Him more control of yourself.

As we begin this series, we dive into the Old Testament and ask God to provoke wonder and awe for the Holy Spirit in us. The terrifying, awesome Spirit from the Old Testament, who was in Jesus, is the same Spirit living within every Christian.

The church is about making faithful followers of Jesus Christ. This mission lives in our hearts and causes us to sacrifice for others.

The story of widow's oil from 2 Kings. We learn that if we're facing a challenge that relates to a promise of God, then God wants us to have a "huge Jair of faith" & cling to it tenaciously. God's miraculous work in our life is proportion to our faith

When we look at the story of Elijah at Mount Carmel, we see an impossible situation. God called Elijah to show the people the one true God. This story teaches us that trusting His promises leads us through impossible situations.

When we look at the story of the fiery furnace, we see seemingly impossible protection. There was a choice to obey God & face the fiery furnace, or to compromise their faith. This story inspires us to live with zeal knowing God uses it to reveal His g

The story of the Israelites & the Red Sea is a relatable example of facing an impossible situation & feeling overwhelmed, unprepared, & boxed in. Like them, when we are in seemingly impossible situations, we have a choice to react with panic o