In this episode, we talk about our journey with the Holy
Spirit. We both grew up in church contexts where He wasn’t
ignored—but He wasn’t really known either. Over time, through
Scripture, ministry, and seasons of stretching, we’ve learned
that the Spirit isn’t just a doctrine to understand or gifts to
experience. He is God with us.
We share what it looks like for us to walk with Him between
Sundays—asking Him to illuminate the Word, guide our steps,
soften our hearts, and provide power where our strength runs out.
More than anything, we’ve learned that the Holy Spirit loves to
make much of Jesus, and life with Him is marked not just by
power, but by tenderness.
Our hope is simple: that you’d open your Bible, ask the
Spirit to speak, and begin growing in friendship with Him.
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