True Christian love: that which is birthed by the Spirit in our hearts. Will never, no matter the storms, fall down.

It’s only the Spirit, not our arguments, who can prove the gospel to our hearts.

The gospel ‘bears fruit and grows’. By the Spirit’s power, it causes people to become Christians and causes them to grow.

God’s power in us can make us effective as witnesses.

This week, as we finish our studies on the work of the Holy Spirit, we will be looking at the way that He gives us the power to witness.

God has made us with feelings for a reason; what is the reason for feelings other than that we may feel and so be motivated for things?

Pray for us as a church that we would continue to get and respond together to prophetic vision.

The Spirit does not always clearly lead us in what to do, but He always leads us in the way that we are to do things.

If we don’t pray, do we really want a relationship? Do we really want to hear Him? Maybe it reveals that we don’t expect Him to speak?

The Holy Spirit loves us and wants to nourish us personally and as a community.

When the Holy Spirit is at work in a person or community, the work of Christ in the gospel is dear to them like never before.

The word of God is always under attack. The devil knows that if he can shake or move our confidence from scripture, he renders us powerless.

Do you realise that Jesus wants to teach you? However long you’ve been a Christian, Jesus has ‘much more to say to you…’

He is called ‘the Spirit of truth’. This reveals that anyone who is genuinely being filled with the Spirit will love and grow in the truth.

Will you and I make our times of worship a meeting with the Spirit by faith?

As we worship, expect to be transformed and grow in glory!

What is the Spirit’s will in regard to the church? He has a burning desire for Her to be like a pure bride devoted to Jesus

Are you and I worshipping in Spirit and truth? Are we praying and worshipping out of the Bible which is Spirit inspired?

To worship in the Spirit, in part, means that we can meet God wherever we go.

I would like every one of you to speak in tongues… I thank God that I speak in tongues more than all of you.’ (1 Corinthians 14:1,18)