In an effort to "appeal" to what people want or reach a certain audience, churches often program a style of ministry for that intent. But this is not anywhere in the Bible--instead, we see believers praying and led by the Spirit, often unaware of what to say or do, but being used in profound ways. The apostle Paul wrote to Corinth, warning them against self-orientation and cleverness, showing them that the ideal is not our wisdom but a demonstration of the Spirit and His power. This short study from Prayer Meeting highlights 7 areas in which we need the Spirit to pour out His power on us.