This week we are exploring who the Holy Spirit is, getting ready for Pentecost. Today we discuss the gifts of the Spirit, given to empower our ministries. 

This week we are exploring who the Holy Spirit is, getting ready for Pentecost. Today we discuss the "fruits" and the "filling" that make us holy pie. 

This week we are exploring who the Holy Spirit is, getting ready for Pentecost. Today's focus is on the pneuma, and on what Spirit-filled living can feel like and accomplish. 

This week we are exploring who the Holy Spirit is, in preparation for the Feast of Pentecost next Sunday. Today we reflect on how the Holy Spirit functions in the Church, inspiring  the life of Christ-followers.

This week we are looking at John 17:6-19, Jesus’ prayer for his disciples before he left them. He sent them to what he had been doing, and sent the Power of the Spirit to help them. Us too!

This week we are looking at John 17:6-19, Jesus’ prayer for his disciples before he left them. Today we explore what it means to be "in the world" but not "of the world" - the world God loves and redeemed, yet is not our final destination. 

This week we are looking at John 17:6-19, Jesus’ prayer for his disciples before he left them, in which he prayed that above all they would be united. That does not describe the Church we know... how might we honor the very real issues that divide us, and yet live into Jesus' desire for his church? 

This is Water Daily for May 10, 2021. This week we are looking at John 17:6-19, Jesus’ prayer for his disciples before he left them. Today we ponder what it means to recognize that the people in our lives belong to God first - and treat them that way. 

This week we are looking at John 17:6-19, Jesus’ prayer for his disciples before he left them. But how do we know what he prayed? How do we trust the record of Scripture? 

This week we are looking at John 15:9-17, Jesus’ meditation on love and service in the Life of God. Jesus told his disciples he had chosen them, not the other way around - so that is true for us as well. Do we feel chosen by God for love? Do we feel fruitful?