We all long for more than just knowing about God—we want to experience His presence in our everyday lives. Many of us treat the Holy Spirit like someone else’s close friend—we’ve heard stories, maybe even seen glimpses, but we’ve never truly experienced that relationship for ourselves. Yet Jesus promised His Spirit not as a distant force, but as a living presence—comforting, guiding, and empowering us in the middle of everyday life.

The Bible describes the Holy Spirit as our Advocate, Comforter, and Guide—present with us in every moment, whispering truth, strengthening us in weakness, and reminding us that we are never alone. Learning to know the Spirit isn’t about mastering a formula.

What would it look like to listen differently? To slow down, pay attention, and invite the Spirit to lead you into confidence, courage, and peace? You may be surprised to discover that the Holy Spirit has been closer than you realized all along.

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We all have a story, right? Maybe it’s the one we tell about where we grew up or how we met our best friend. But there's another story, a deeper one, that we’re living every day. It’s the story of our journey with faith, and sometimes it can feel a little lonely or isolating. We might be wondering if what we're going through, the struggles or the victories, is something others have experienced.

That’s what’s so powerful about sharing our personal stories—they are a way to bridge the gap. Stories are a signpost to hope, showing us how God has been at work in our lives, even when we might have missed it.

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It’s an interesting thing, how we think about money. For so many of us, our relationship with our finances is built on a foundation of scarcity. It’s that voice that whispers, “There’s not enough,” or “You have to hold onto what you have for yourself because no one else is going to look out for you.” It can feel like we’re in a constant tug-of-war between taking care of our needs and the desire to be generous.

This mindset isn’t just about the numbers in our bank account. It's deeply rooted. Our culture tells us that our identity is tied to our net worth, and that all we have is ours alone.

For followers of Jesus, there's a different way to approach finances, giving, and generosity that sets us apart. It’s a reflection of something much deeper.

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