How is your soul? If you feel like you've lost your passion for Christ, it may be that you haven't lost it, but that you've left it. What would it look like if we allowed God to break our heart all over again?

Do you ever wish that you could have a hard reset button in your life; where you can just begin again? God wants to reset your life- but it’s not a do over button- it’s instead an opportunity set our minds and thoughts on things above.

Crowds do not host the presence of God. Crowds come and go. We are to be gathered around a community of believers who will carry us where we need to go; to the feet of Jesus.

Holy ground is not holy because the ground is holy; it's holy because of the awareness of the presence of the Lord in that place. We are called to turn aside and be aware of the presence of God.

Luke 7 recounts the story of a party crasher. It is a good indication of what it means to host the presence of Jesus. Our love should not be obligatory; it should be out of a passionate pursuit.

Jesus tells us in John 15 how spiritual growth should look like in the believer. We are responsible to produce fruit in our life and use that fruit to sow seeds into the next generation. But we find there is a correlation between abiding in Him and producing fruit that lasts.

We have been called to follow God. That means when He moves, we should move. He will take us through places we have never been through, so saturate yourself in His presence so that He can lead you.

Revelations 2:4-5 tells us about drying up and turning away from Christ. When we are not saturated in Him we will dry out. What causes you to drip dry?

How do we host the presence of God? First and foremost we must make room in our lives for Him. His desire is to draw near to us, but are we giving Him that opportunity?

Acts 2 talks about how the new believers responded to the day of Pentecost and the next steps they took in the gift from God.