Church membership is more than a mere formality—it's a powerful expression of our commitment to Christ and His body, the Church.

One of the Holy Spirit’s purposes is to bring unity to the church. So it is ironic that the church can be so divided over matters of the Holy Spirit, especially over the Baptism in the Holy Spirit. But it doesn’t have to be that way if we humbly open our minds to what the Bible says about it.

The Bible teaches that when we’re born again, the Holy Spirit takes residence in us. Why, then, does Paul command us to be filled with the Spirit if we already have the Spirit in us?

In a world filled with chaos and uncertainty, just as in Habakkuk's time, God still speaks to His people—offering hope, guidance, and clarity.

God doesn't give up on Christians who backslide.

Pastor Jehu teaches from John 16 and discusses what it means that the Holy Spirit convicts of sin, righteousness, and judgment.

Part 3 of the sermon series The God We Hardly Know.

In this sermon, Pastor Jehu continues the summer series "The God We Hardly Know," focusing on the Holy Spirit. The sermon explores various aspects of the Holy Spirit, such as the Spirit of Truth, and as an advocate who guides and defends believers.

Why is the Holy Spirit the forgotten person of the Trinity?

Embracing discomfort in our lives is an important step toward personal and spiritual growth.