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Indescribable Gift-Holy Spirit

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The Holy Spirit is the power of God for special occasions.

Many of us have falling into the trap of believing that the Holy Spirit is only uses His power in certain times, certain places or with certain people.  However, this couldn’t be further from the truth!

REALITY: The Holy Spirit is available 24/7.

And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age. Matt. 28:20b

in a few days you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit. Acts 1:5b

Old Testament:  God spoke through His prophets.New Testament Gospels:  God spoke through His Son.New Testament Church/today: God spoke/speaks through His Spirit.

I wonder if we fully grasp what it means to have God with us at all times?  Do we even understand the implications of what this means?  What an amazing, indescribable gift!

Lord, we thank you today that you have blessed us with the Holy Spirit when we believe in you.  Help us to fully understand what this means and forgive us for taking You for granted.  Help us to walk in tune with the Holy Spirit so that we can see the needs of those you’ve placed around us, walk in your ways, feel your love, and express your power.  May our lives show evidence of the Holy Spirit.  Amen.
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