Declarations: Deeper relationship with the Holy Spirit

Declarations to walk with Holy Spirit

Declarations for a deeper relationship with the Holy Spirit

Here are a few declarations based on Paul’s Epistle to the Romans, Chapter 8 and others from other parts of the Bible. These declarations will help you build a relationship with the Holy Spirit. Jesus said, it’s good that He was going to the Heavenly Father so that the Holy Spirit can be sent. The Holy Spirit reminds us about the teachings of Jesus Christ. This enables us to speak and do things that bring Heaven down. Sin and sinful circumstances flee. The Holy Spirit helps us to be transformed into the image of Jesus Christ. 

Declarations for stronger relationship with Holy Spirit 

Book Review: Randy Clark’s ‘The Essential Guide To The Power of The Holy Spirit’

Power of The Holy Spirit

Rarely does one come across a person who has such a deep understanding of church history and a true love for the church. I have never met someone so rich in the healing ministry and its impartation. He’s my hero for leveraging the power of testimonies in an amazing increase in healing. Hailing from a Catholic tradition, I salute Dr. Randy Clark for the love, time, and effort he takes for working with Catholics and many other denominations and having meetings and respectful conversations with them. 

Reading the book over the weekend was a treat. I was on a spiritual high, knowing more about the resplendent personality of the Holy Spirit. For a few months, I had been desiring a closer walk with the Holy Spirit; hence, reading the book was the reason for a great celebration. Thank you Dr. Randy Clark for writing this book. Within hours after reading the book, I was insisting on praying for a relative of ours who was staying with us for the weekend. She had not prayed in tongues yet, as she was still a practicing Catholic who was never told about praying in tongues in the church.

Do you grieve or quench the Holy Spirit of God?

Do you grieve or quench the Holy Spirit of God

The Holy Spirit is the third person in our triune God – God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit.

The Holy Spirit is our comforter and our counselor (advisor). Jesus told that it is good that He is going, so that Holy Spirit will be sent to be with us and for us. The person of the Holy Spirit has such a very unique and special place of honor. We should therefore neither be quenching the Holy Spirit, nor should we be grieving the Holy Spirit. But unless we understand what these mean, we may not know if we slip into this wrong doing.