The Holy Spirit longs for our full devotion. Friendship with the world grieves Him. He dwells in us and deserves our full attention and honor.

By His very nature, the Holy Spirit is a Glorifier and a Worshiper, and when He is free to work in your life as a believer, it’s very obvious because you will glorify Jesus. If you will allow the Holy Spirit to be loosed inside your life, you will find yourself wanting to throw your hands in the air, move your feet, and lift your voice to Heaven with praise and worship — completely oblivious to who might be watching or judging you. For the entire library, go to renner.org.

The Holy Spirit, our guide, leads us gently. Recognizing and obeying His tug brings blessings, protection, and divine direction.

The Holy Spirit does not portray a blurry picture of the future. If we listen to Him, He will vividly show us things to come so we can plan our lives according to His will. For the entire library, go to renner.org.

The Holy Spirit teaches, reminds, empowers, and walks with you– strengthening your relationship with Jesus Himself through worship and understanding.

I want to tell you that the Holy Spirit deeply desires to guide you in life. If you’ll let Him lead you, He will offer you sound guidance in every sphere of your life. For the entire library, go to renner.org.

Jesus sent the Holy Spirit to be our coach—He guides, teaches, and stays with us always. He is just like what Jesus was for the disciples.

When you’re tempted to despair because of what you hear and see, that is the moment you need to say, “Holy Spirit, please — remind me that the prince of this world is judged.” He will bring you to an absolute place of conviction that will put your feet on solid ground and cause you to know beyond any shadow of a doubt that the prince of this world is judged and that you really are on the winning side! For the entire library, go to renner.org.

This week, Rick begins a new series on the actions and personality of the Holy Spirit, sharing his personal journey and testimony.

If you struggle with your self-image and feelings of condemnation, you need the Holy Spirit to do His convincing work in your life. Only He can open your eyes to really see and your ears to really hear who you have become in Christ Jesus. For the entire library, go to renner.org.