The Holy Spirit is a person, which means we must have a real relationship with him. He is not a distant force or an unknown power (Acts 17:23). Rather, he is God, just like the Father and Son (Acts 5:3-4). And so, we can please him and displease him with our good and bad actions and desires (Ephesians 4:30).
The Holy Spirit is not a human, but he is a person. This means he has desires that we can please or displease. As Jesus said in John 4:24, “God is spirit, and those who worship him must worship in spirit and truth.”
Sometimes God wants to say yes to a desire you have, but he’s first waiting for you to choose to reconnect with him.
Putting God first is always the right thing to do. So in some sense, God is always telling us to put him first. However, in this article, we are talking about those moments in life where God is emphasizing this command to us in a more intentional way.
God has certainly called Christians to live in community with other Christians. Proverbs 18:1 states, “Whoever isolates himself seeks his own desire; he breaks out against all sound judgment.”
There is a difference between God showing “favoritism” compared to God showing “favor.”
Here are 4 biblical rules you must follow if you want to find true love with someone.
Do you feel empty inside? Are you tired of feeling alone, emotionally exhausted, and spiritually depressed?
“Why is God letting that narcissist thrive in life while I’m over here suffering in silence?” “Why can’t people see the truth about this person? They are clearly manipulating others for their own profit.” “I just don’t understand why God would allow that narcissist to treat me like that. Why won’t God do anything?”
