#3 - Walking in the Spirit
The Holy Spirit
#3 - Walking in the Spirit
The same Spirit who us in extraordinary moments is the Spirit who wants to how we live in ordinary ones.
God didn’t redeem us, make us children of God, fill us with His Spirit only to leave us to out how to live this life on our .
What if we've spent so much time trying to the flesh that we've overlooked the who actually empowers us to live differently?
The Spirit doesn't just empower us to act . He is transforming us so that, increasingly, we begin to differently.
People who are filled and empowered by the Spirit move in with the Spirit.
We can become so in our ability to live the Christian life that we gradually stop recognizing our upon the Holy Spirit.
Keeping in step with the Spirit means to live every part of our lives in dependence upon the One who has given us life.
So what does that look like?
- Be : Recognize that the Spirit of God is personally present and actively working in your life.
- Be : When your flesh begins pulling you in one direction, recognize what God has called you to and what the Spirit desires to produce.
- Be : Yield yourself to His work and respond in obedience.
The Spirit-filled life is not simply about what we . It’s about who we’re .
The same Spirit who empowers us for things is transforming the ways we live every single day.
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