We have to know how vital it is to seek our own face to face life-union with the Father and not rely on the supermarket of the church system to be our source of sustenance. Once you have tasted of the wild, authentic nature of the Father, nothing else can ever satisfy.

There is a confidence that comes within when you are in such union with Abba that you truly believe He is working all things together for your good, and no matter what you step into, you believe you cannot miss.  

Jim Lovejoy of The North Gate in Streetsboro, Ohio brought a timely word to Tribe, encouraging the dreamers to awaken and embrace the new day that is dawning.

Intimacy with Holy Spirit is found in a deep, living, day to day relationship with Him. In this intimacy, we come to know Abba and truly trust that He is good and is working in our favor.

The language of the Holy Spirit is a gift given to us by our Father, but religion has made it divisive and misunderstood. We are redeemers, called to redeem the beauty of this pure, authentic gift and lay hold of the great significance in the personal intimacy that this language possesses.

If we can let go of the reins of religion and grasp what was completed and perfected on the cross, we will fully understand that when Jesus said “It is Finished,” He was proclaiming the beautiful message of salvation…that nothing can separate us from the love of God.

The favor of Holy Spirit is with us because we were created to be representatives of the Kingdom of God and what He is speaking in this hour. This is your moment!

Holy Spirit is the ultimate teacher, making Abba’s beloved fatherhood real to us.

When we start to step aside into the revelation of the person of Holy Spirit and begin to seek after a relationship with Him, not based on need - things will begin to be unlocked in the life of Believers and we can then truly say, “Eye has not seen, nor ear heard….”

The Bible speaks to us about the nature of Holy Spirit and His function in the life of a Believer. He is meant to be the most unifying force between brothers and sisters in Christ and not divisive, as opinions and religion have made Him.