We were created to live in communion with God, completely filled with His Spirit. When we drink His living water, our life becomes a flowing river that heals and transforms everything in its path. It is not about a moment, but a lifestyle: living continually filled with Him, where this river flows from within us and impacts everything around us.

Are there lies or things the world has placed on you that you are identifying with? More than holiness and purity? Because that is what Jesus modeled. We are called to walk like He did. The truth of our identity stems from this, that we are children of God adopted freely into his holy family.

We are called to align ourselves with God's will. But we aren't to do it alone. We are called into community, into a body of a church.

Finishing up our amazing Evangelism Weekend, Manu recaps what is it we are called to do as Christians. Evangelism is not a task that we are given, but a lifestyle we are called to walk in. Our purpose is to bring His kingdom in our everyday lives to those around us.

Love is not boastful because true love seeks to honor others rather than draw attention to itself. According to 1 Corinthians 13, genuine love is humble, focusing on serving and uplifting rather than showing off or seeking praise.

Every few months we like to take time and ask God how we can partner with what He is doing in the spirit. To take a look at what He is sharing with us prophetically and how we can best prepare our hearts and lives to move with Him. This week Abi shares an update on what we feel God is speaking over this season.

Jesus calls us to follow Him, leaving behind all of the old things. However sometimes it happens where the old things come back up. We are tempted or challenged again. With the fire of the Holy Spirit, we can confidently lay down that old life, those old things and walk in a new and full life with Jesus. Cutting off all of the old ways.

Kindness is felt, a compassion that drives us to act. Time, resources, and care. Kindness comes at a cost; it requires sacrificing comfort, money, and time. It is often sacrificial, and this always reflects Christ.

Conviction from the Holy Spirit is not God condemning or judging us. It is a good thing that signifies that He wants to grow closer to and teach us. We need to live from a place of constant surrender and fear of the Lord. In that place our intimacy with Him can grow profoundly.

Our love story with Him began with a great sacrifice—how many of yours have begun that way? When we go through difficult moments, the true condition of our heart is revealed; only the Holy Spirit knows its reality and longs to reveal the Father’s love.