Long before Jesus came, God revealed Himself to believers like Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob as God Almighty. When Jesus came, He was the joy of His people's eyes. After Jesus ascended, the Holy Spirit took the lead, showing His power at Pentecost and beyond. Even now, He is God with us, living in and with His people, bringing life, guidance, and leadership.

Do we recognize His presence as we should? We can't control His actions, but do we truly seek His help and watchfulness, or risk losing His support? Without Him, we can do nothing. But with His power, amazing things can happen. Are we reliant on Him for both our inner life and our service to God?

Too often, we act on our own, without waiting for His guidance. This evening, let's humble ourselves for times we've overlooked Him and ask for His refreshing, anointing, and fire to fill us. The Holy Spirit isn't a fleeting gift; He stays with believers. When we seek Him sincerely, He will be with us.

He may be jealous, but He's also compassionate. If He leaves in anger, He returns with mercy. Kind and patient, He never tires of us, waiting to show grace. As sin hardens my heart, let grace soften it from above.