God’s Holy Spirit is described as a helpmate…someone completely dedicated to us like a spouse. To guide us, show us a better way, and to give us God’s love always as He shows us God’s unbreakable commitment to us.

We long for a place to belong, be accepted, and call home. But when we live a life without God, we're building our own city...a place where we try to make it work out on our own.

God's Spirit is not out of reach. He's always moving and speaking to us, but sometimes we don't recognize His voice. But if we learn to listen for Him, He can change our lives.

The Holy Spirit fills us, leads us, and comforts us. But often just discussing the topic can lead to differing viewpoints. But God gave us His Spirit as a free gift to bring about His will on earth.

God's love brings us power in this life, but it's to allow us to love people, especially those who oppose us and hate us. Are we willing to lose our personal lifestyle or will in order to love people who won't love us back?

The disciples were excited to discover that they had power to heal the sick and even raise the dead. But Jesus had a different idea of what God's power looks like in our lives.

When our emotions get involved with a lie from the devil, we can be manipulated to sin. Let us guard our hearts from allowing our emotions to control us.

Our emotions are a gift from God, but when they begin to control us our lives devolve into chaos. How can we control our emotions, rather than being controlled by them?

When we are stressed or life is stormy, it's important to be refreshed by God's presence right in the middle of the worst of circumstances. We don't have to wait to be saved in the storms.

Developing your faith and character requires stepping into uncomfortable situations...situations where you are tested. But many people in Biblical times also went through the Red Zone, so know that you're in good company.