Sensitivity to the Sacred Spirit’s presence…
“Then grieve not that Sacred Spirit of God, by which wherefore that day of liberation yourselves have been attested.”
— Ephesians 4:30 (2020 New Testament)
The Sacred Spirit is not a force—He is a Person. He can be welcomed. He can also be grieved.
We grieve Him when we worship with unrepentant hearts.
When we gossip, divide, lie, boast, and justify sin—He draws back.
Not out of anger, but holiness.
The Spirit does not force His way in. He is gentle. Holy. Sacred.
And when He comes, everything changes.
But when we ignore Him… the atmosphere grows empty.
The Spirit-led Church does not chase thrills.
It chases the presence.
And it guards that presence with reverence.
Let our gatherings be places where the Sacred Spirit is honored, not marketed. Where He is trusted, not tamed. Where He is obeyed, not grieved.
Reflection Question:
Have I become desensitized to the gentle nudges of the Sacred Spirit?
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