Where the Spirit Is – Freedom, Peace, and the Presence of God
“The mind set on the Spirit is life and peace” (Romans 8:6). What a promise! The presence of the Holy Spirit isn’t just theology—it’s personal, powerful, and transformative.
The Holy Spirit is God extending Himself in love and power into the lives of His people. He is the person who brings God near. It is the Spirit who hovered over the waters in creation, who came upon the prophets with fire, and who now lives in every believer.
But who is He, really?
He is the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of Truth, the Comforter, and the Power of God. He’s not an impersonal energy but a divine Person—loving, holy, and active. He convicts of sin, yes, but He also brings freedom, assurance, and joy (see Rom. 15:13, Acts 9:31). The Spirit is the one who reveals Jesus, empowers mission, and makes us holy.
If you long for freedom, the Spirit is your guide. If you need peace, He is your Comforter. If you seek strength, He brings divine power.
But here’s the key: the Spirit is most present where Jesus is most central. Where holiness is honoured. Where mission is embraced.
So if your soul is dry or your faith feels distant, the invitation is simple: Come to the Spirit afresh. Not as a force to manipulate, but as the Person of God to worship and obey.
Let your life be a place where the Spirit dwells freely—and you will know His peace, joy, and power.