Dmitriy Leo, senior pastor of Father’s Blessing Church, continued the teaching series on “Knowing the Holy Spirit.” Excerpt from the online service “Knowing the Holy Spirit 2” dated November 13, 2021
We are continuing the School of Knowing the Holy Spirit. Hallelujah!
So, I’m making an announcement today: if you have the right secret place, you will have answers. If you have the wrong secret place, if you pray like the pagans, using many words, there will be no answer. If you have the right secret place, answers will come. And we need answers! Where should we go? What should we do? Where should we stop? Where should we invest? Should we sell, buy, or do something else? Where should we go? We need answers. What should we say in response? Answers in the form of answers and answers in the form of decisions.
Therefore, listen very carefully today. This is one of the most powerful teachings that has influenced my life. It is true. And it continues to influence me to this day.
How to Develop Fellowship with the Holy Spirit
The most important topic! And listen carefully; there are many key points here.
Let us pray that we will not be distracted and will not allow distractions to distract us.
“Lord, we do not want to miss the important investments You are making in our lives when we come together. Your Word says that we should prepare ourselves not so much for sacrifice as for hearing. Because this will change the entire course of our lives. Lord, give me attentiveness. Amen.”
Everyone here can raise their hand and say, “I know how to fellowship with the Holy Spirit.” I assure you, people who have practiced fellowship with the Holy Spirit for a long time, for years, are constantly learning. And they understand that they understand nothing. They constantly need to correct themselves and continually adjust something. Because the Holy Spirit does not communicate on our terms. We must accept His terms. And we absolutely need to understand this topic well.
A formal secret place brings nothing, but a true secret place will reward you with answers—different answers.
So, I will begin with 2 Corinthians 13:13. This is a passage people often quote at the end of a prayer meeting. Although, that is not what should be done here; it says something else:
“The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God the Father, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all”—fellowship; that is what we will be talking about.
“Fellowship with you all,” meaning that, in context, this is not referring to some one-sided action. First, it is the result of becoming acquainted with the Holy Spirit, and second, it is an ever-developing relationship with the Holy Spirit. And these must be active actions on our part. I will explain further, and you will understand why.
When people talk about relationships with the Holy Spirit, they view them as something passive. He is supposed to tell you things, teach you, guide you, and do everything for you. They forget a very important point: when Jesus said, “I will go, and the Holy Spirit will return,” He did not pass on His relationship with the Holy Spirit to us; He gave us the Holy Spirit. But we will have to build the relationship ourselves from scratch.
He had a relationship with the Holy Spirit, but a relationship cannot be passed on! It can only be started, maintained, and cared for in every way necessary to preserve it. According to the hierarchy, this is our responsibility, and we are the ones who must be interested in building this relationship, guarding it, and doing everything so that it remains intact. Friendship is also a matter of hierarchy.
We are not talking about friendship between one person and another; we are talking about friendship with the Holy Spirit. And this means that, in the hierarchy, we are lower. Therefore, we are the ones who must be active in initiating and continuing this relationship. And if you are not active in this, do not expect the Holy Spirit to tell you everything, read you bedtime stories, and so on and so on. This requires active action on your part, effort, and sacrifice. And believe me, it is not an easy undertaking.
It is not difficult for anyone to sit and talk into the void. But asking questions and receiving precise answers—that is what I am talking about. This is what we read: fellowship. Not fellowship within you, but fellowship of the Holy Spirit with you. Who understands the difference? This is a level! When He fellowships with you, that is a level. And therefore, we need to go there. Hallelujah.
Remember, the person alone is responsible for building a relationship with the Holy Spirit, not the Holy Spirit. If you sit down on a little chair in the secret place and say, “Holy Spirit, speak to me,” He is not obligated to speak to you at all.
I do not want to offend anyone; on the contrary, the purpose of today’s lesson is for us to look differently at the role of the Holy Spirit and at the actions we must take to develop, maintain, and continue preserving our relationship with the Holy Spirit when it has been shaken. Therefore, I pray that everyone will listen carefully.
The Holy Spirit must have priority in our relationships over all other people. Let me read something. I asked the Holy Spirit this question (not yesterday, but earlier): “Holy Spirit, when people do not communicate with You, how does this affect their ministry?” A clear, proper question.
And a brief side note: the Holy Spirit is not obligated to answer incorrect questions. The more accurate your question is, the greater the chance that you will receive a correct answer—and that an answer will come at all. And here is what the Holy Spirit answered to this question, that is, how it affects people’s ministry when they do not communicate with the Holy Spirit. This is not about prayer, reading the Word, dedication, or sacrifice; it is specifically about the absence of fellowship.
Here is what the Holy Spirit answered: “When you have no connection with Me, you rely on feelings and knowledge. But when you have a connection with Me, you receive precise guidance. By listening to and obeying what I say, you will spare yourself many mistakes and troubles. Many people have fallen into them because of wrong decisions. You see only the present; I know the future.”
And the passage of Scripture the Holy Spirit gave in response to this question was John 16:13: “However, when He, the Spirit of truth, has come, He will guide you into all truth…,” and in Greek, more precisely, into all the truth—absolutely. “…for He will not speak on His own authority, but whatever He hears He will speak, and He will tell you things to come.”
So what does the Bible mean by fellowship with the Holy Spirit?! The phrase “the fellowship of the Holy Spirit with you” is koinonia (a Greek word). And it means more than simple communication. I will now read you all four meanings of this word, because it was not without reason that Jesus used the word “koinonia”; the apostles used “koinonia,” and the word “koinonia” appears in the Lord’s Supper. There are many passages where the word “koinonia” is used. Four meanings. And when it says that we should have fellowship with the Holy Spirit, all four meanings must be woven into this fellowship.
The first meaning of the word “koinonia” is relationship, participation, fellowship, connection. Essentially, this is fellowship. And most often in the Bible, koinonia is used to describe fellowship between persons.
The second meaning of this word is a marital union; this is also koinonia. That is, it is a covenant relationship—in this context, to merge and become one. String these meanings together as if on a single needle.
The third meaning is community, or unity, union, the existence of unbreakable bonds. And, by the way, in 1 Corinthians 10:16, where it speaks about the order and what happens during Communion, the word “koinonia” is used. It says that the bread and wine are koinonia in the body and blood of Christ.
This is very interesting. It points to participation in the cup, to union, to becoming one whole. It is also very interesting to reconsider your understanding of what happens when you eat the bread and drink from the cup: koinonia takes place.
The fourth meaning is an offering, a contribution—that is, a sacrifice. This is also the word “koinonia.”
Thus, to summarize, koinonia—the fellowship of the Holy Spirit with us, and especially our fellowship with Him, which must come first—consists of and is built on this… Who asked, “What should our relationship with the Holy Spirit be like?” Write this down.
All the meanings of this word together. Relationships are built on reciprocity, on participating together in one work; they must be covenant relationships, as in marriage; the bond must be unbreakable, and the relationship must be sacrificial. All of this is contained in the word “koinonia”; all of this relates to the relationship of the Holy Spirit with us and our relationship with the Holy Spirit.
So, we can already draw this brief conclusion: relationship with the Holy Spirit is not experimentation from time to time. It is a deliberate action by a person toward a Person who came into your life as a new member of the family and will remain with you longer than anyone else! That is, until your final breath.
It is like when a child is born: you take responsibility to care for the child, talk to the child, feed the child, and raise the child. The same is true of the Holy Spirit. He is not a child and does not need to be raised, but you must understand that another member of the family has entered your life. Forgive me for putting it that way, but that is how it is.
He does not come for everyone in general; He comes for each person. He comes into your life to become your Mentor, Teacher, Protector, Helper, and so on. These are all the words you can put together—all good words—but He fulfills Jesus’ role in your life.
And therefore, when speaking about relationships with the Holy Spirit and fellowship with the Holy Spirit, it is not simply something we do when we have time. It is not merely when you hear a sermon about the Holy Spirit and say, “Oh, I need to renew this. Yes, yes, yes.” It speaks of covenant relationships, constancy, an unbreakable connection—koinonia, union. Just as in marriage: we do not live together for one day and then go our separate ways because we have things to do. It is a covenant, a commitment to one another; it is koinonia.
These are the relationships people often proclaim without understanding: “The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God the Father, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with us all. Amen. Let’s go and live our own lives.” No! This speaks of serious sacrifice and responsibility that a person must accept in relation to the Holy Spirit, whom God has given him as a gift! Amen.
That is why I said at the beginning that all of us who say, “I have a relationship with the Holy Spirit; everything is fine. I communicate with Him when I can, and sometimes I don’t”—no, no, no, that is not it. It is absolutely not what it should be. That is why there are no answers, no solutions, dead ends, empty pockets, empty minds, and empty hearts.
I am not taking offense at anyone personally; I am saying that we greatly need to restructure our attitude toward and perspective on fellowship with the Holy Spirit. And that is the purpose of this lesson! I believe that some of you already understand certain mistakes. And I think that is good. Because when there is understanding, we have something to correct and somewhere to grow toward. Glory to the Lord.
And this teaching—and this understanding of koinonia in general—is worth it, so that He truly takes the highest-priority place in our family relationships. If you are single for now, you still have parents. He must have the highest priority in your relationships, because your parents will not solve all your problems. And the Holy Spirit is like Jesus in your life. It is not that He can solve everything; without Him, it is impossible to survive. Whoever does not have the Spirit does not belong to the Lord at all.
Therefore, the Holy Spirit must receive priority in our use of time. None of us can say, “I don’t have time. I need to devote time to work, my home group, and my children”—all these things are important, but the Holy Spirit has priority. And this is the truth. Why? Because without Him we can do nothing.
If He does not reveal the future, we do not know it. If He does not reveal the truth, we will be in deception. If He does not remind us of everything Jesus said and reveal Scripture, we will be blind. We will not understand what to do or where to go. If He does not speak through us, no one will be saved. If He does not work through us, no one will be healed. In other words, He is everything!
That is why Jesus said, “I must go; I need to go. Because He must come. It will be better for you.” How much He invested in these words, yet we do not value or understand them. That is why I said He must have priority in everything. You should not go to eat first, but go and fellowship with Him, and then go eat. You cannot say, “Oh, I had no time. I spent the day busy with worldly concerns.” He is the priority! Let us say, “The Holy Spirit is the priority.”
John 14:26: “But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in My name, will teach you all things.” Let us say, “He will teach us EVERYTHING.” Do you grasp what is being said here?! Why must He be the priority? Because it is the Holy Spirit—not the pastor or home group leader—who can teach you everything. It does not say “can”; that is something I am adding, as though He could if we behave well. But it says without “can”: “He will teach you all things and bring to your remembrance everything I have said to you.”
Everyone who cannot fully understand Jesus’ teaching and all its secrets. Who reveals Scripture to us? The Holy Spirit. Otherwise, it will be merely the letter. “He will teach you all things”—just think about it: “He will teach you all things.” There are also other passages of Scripture showing that God encourages us to ask Him and that He cares about all our needs. So this is not only about matters related to ministry, but about everything we may need in our lives. Get involved! He will teach you all things!
People in this world have to pay money and spend time to learn something. He, the Holy Spirit, was sent into our lives and will remain with us to the end to teach us everything we may need. Without money! And in a short time!
Students, businesspeople, are you listening? I am speaking very clearly according to the Word right now. He can teach you faster, without wasting time. And without money. Because He gave wisdom to all those great people who achieved something. Thus, you can see why He has a higher priority, even than our parents, children, husbands, and wives.
He has a higher priority, but He does not require all your time. Give Him at least one hour a day—but give it to Him! But one hour is not enough; give at least two hours a day exclusively to the Holy Spirit as a priority. And that will already be enough for answers to begin coming and for certain things to start working. Isn’t that wonderful?! Hallelujah!
One more question: “What should our fellowship with the Holy Spirit be like?” This is very important.
This is one of the most important topics in this teaching—WHAT should it be like? Because everyone thinks, “Ah, okay, I understand. I just need to communicate with Him.” Simple and not simple! We must understand that the Holy Spirit is not third in our lives. I am speaking in the context of the Trinity: He is not third. He is just as much first. That is, our fellowship with the Holy Spirit should be identical to what it would be if we were standing before God’s throne and speaking with Him face to face.
Do not think of Him as third: “There is God, there is Jesus, and there is the Holy Spirit.” He is not third. Jesus said that whoever speaks a word against the Son will be forgiven, but whoever speaks against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven, either in this age or in the age to come. He is not third, friends! He is far from being third.
Speaking of friendship with the Holy Spirit does not mean relating to Him the way we casually chat with one another. This is a different level of relationship. It requires a different approach. We need to reorient ourselves. We must learn to speak differently, because He is holy. And He is very sensitive. With Him, we need to get used to expressing our thoughts in a different way.
I have experience fellowshipping with the Holy Spirit. And literally three days ago, I received correction from the Holy Spirit. You would think that I already knew how to speak with Him. But I know nothing. I learn every time. Every time I leave the secret place, I learn something and reconsider something.
So, one morning, I got up and took a place that was comfortable for me. We have a prayer room there. And I stood there: “Holy Spirit, I have so many questions. Tell me about this, tell me about that. And I need answers to these questions.”
“Please guide me. I need this and that. And in general, I do not know how to act regarding this”—and He remained silent. I said, “Holy Spirit, I really need this. Please answer. I need it both for myself and for others. Tell me, show me”—and He remained silent. I said, “I really need it; show me these steps.” And then, after some time, I heard: “You must not obligate Me. You cannot make Me speak. You cannot force Me to speak.” There was another word, which I will try to remember. And I repented.
After that, do you know how I began to speak?! Because I felt that I was slightly out of order. I had lost my sense of proper respect and was acting like some “star”: “I am in seclusion, after all; You owe me. Speak to me—I have 15 questions. I got up early this morning and am paying a price, so answer me.” Of course, I did not actually speak that way, but that is what it amounted to.
“You cannot tell Me when to speak to you and what to answer you,” He replied. “You cannot tell Me.” And I felt uncomfortable. Because that really is how I am: “I’m paying the price of sacrifice, so You must tell me now. I’ve been asking You for half an hour, and You haven’t answered me at all.” After that, I no longer speak that way. I’m not telling you to do this; later, you will understand that the Holy Spirit has a different school for each person. But He said this to me. And it was instruction for me.
From that moment on, I say: “Holy Spirit, I will be very glad if You guide me. I will be very glad if You answer me.” You know, that is completely different. We cannot tell Him what to do.
Could you stand before the Father’s throne like that?! Rainbows proceed from Him, cherubim stand there, and you say, “All right, Father, You owe me all the answers. Why do I have this? Why aren’t I getting paid? I’ve come here. Why aren’t You telling me anything?”—we wouldn’t do that, would we?! So here is the thought: “How do we communicate with the Holy Spirit?” The same way you would communicate with the Father—that is, with humility, respect, and honor. That is the point.
And believe me, when you take this approach, He speaks to you; He answers you. In other words, you observe the hierarchy and chain of command, and everything is fine. Hallelujah.
And one day the Holy Spirit also said: “I will not be your servant, but I can be your Friend.”
I thought then, “Oh, so now I can simply communicate with Him as with a Friend.” But later I understood that this is not a friendship without boundaries. Boundaries still exist, because He is holy. And we must accept this as a fact. He is holy. This is not merely some kind of conviction; it is absolute truth. Therefore, our attitude must correspond to it.
And this is not fear. Not fear. Because He feels no fear toward you, and you do not feel fear in the presence of the Holy Spirit. You feel love. Therefore, it is respect. And this respect and honor motivate you to make sacrifices. You can stay longer; you can get up in the morning simply to talk with Him. You can keep your mouth shut and not argue with someone so as not to offend the Holy Spirit in that person. When you have honor, respect, and humility, this motivates you to make sacrifices. You understand, right?
And I will tell you for certain that a person will need time to relearn—to communicate with the Holy Spirit in such a way that He begins communicating with you. The problem with many people who say, “No, I practice. This isn’t a new topic. I practice all the time. Every morning I spend an hour or two in prayer, and I feel so filled,” is that I say, “Excellent! But now stop. Does the Holy Spirit communicate with you during that time? Do you leave with specific answers that you act on—and they work? Does He communicate with you? Or do you simply spend two hours communicating and praying?!”
I want to tell you that in my secret place, I do not pray. I have a separate time for prayer. In my secret place, I do not study the Bible. I communicate with the living Word. I have another time for reading and meditating on the Word. I have another time for prayer. But I go to the secret place to communicate, talk, ask questions, listen, remain silent, cry, humble myself, ask for forgiveness, and sit quietly. I come to the secret place to communicate. This is the right secret place. And you leave satisfied, because your mind becomes clear, answers emerge, and things begin to fall into place in every area of life.
You come out and say, “Oh, I understand. I understand.” In other words, you leave the room—not merely having prayed a lot, but knowing what you need to do. Or certain decisions come to you.
You know, I was pleased. It’s a small thing, but a pleasant one. Remember, I said I was convicted that you can’t say you have no finances?! And the Lord revealed it. He said: “You are like the Gentiles. You think that by your many words you will be heard.” And at that time, everywhere I went, I was praying: “God, we need finances, we need this, we need to buy land, fields, an eco-settlement. We need this and that. We need to clad the house, plant raspberries, grow mushrooms. We need more people to come here. Organize a church. God, God…”—and “blah-blah-blah” everywhere. And I heard:
“You are like the Gentiles. You think that by your many words you will be heard. But you need to seek the Kingdom of God and His righteousness.” And I was at a loss. I know this passage from Scripture. I stopped and said: “Wait. How?! Okay, I need to take care of some things now. How do I start seeking the Kingdom of God now if it is within me?! How?” And I stood before the door, but there was no key. But God answered: “Don’t think that you simply need to pray more.”
I asked: “God, perhaps I need to pray more?” He answered: “No, it is not about many words. Seek His Kingdom and righteousness, and everything else will be added.” And I stood there, unable to understand. For three or four days, I couldn’t understand how to seek His Kingdom and righteousness. I am a teacher and preacher, but I didn’t understand. Logically, everything is clear, but practically, what is your next step? All right, seek the Kingdom—let’s do it right now, start. How? Very interesting, isn’t it? And when I understood—not completely yet, but at least in pieces, fragments of the picture—the Lord began to show me what it means to seek His Kingdom and righteousness.
I came out in the morning and said: “Whew, I understand. Glory to God! It’s not about the amount of prayer.” It’s not about repeating over and over what you need. You really need to seek the Kingdom and righteousness, and everything else will be added. What do you think? An hour later, a man sent me a message: “I want to be your personal financial partner. Please send me your bank details.” He immediately sent an amount as a test, to see how the system worked. I thought: “Wow! Glory to God! This is wonderful! Both he and we will receive a blessing.” The answer came immediately.
Other mechanisms need to be activated. But we follow the familiar pattern: “Okay, we need to pray more. We just need more ‘blah-blah-blah,’ knock harder, break down the doors of Heaven. Eventually, they will hear us.” But there are ways where you don’t need to break down doors. Where everything works on its own. Everything is in order in the Kingdom. We simply need to hear from the Holy Spirit what to do.
I want to tell all of you that it is definitely impossible to create a list of what is right or wrong to do in fellowship with the Holy Spirit. This will be individual training. But I tell everyone: “Get ready!” If you sincerely seek time to communicate with Him—to truly fellowship with Him—and treat Him with deep reverence, respect, and humility.
If you change your vocabulary, understanding that He is not third; He is just as much first as the Father, and you picture both Jesus and the Father before you. And if you understand His importance in your life, what you are losing when you do not have this relationship with Him—then believe me, our vocabulary will change, and everything will change. And that is good news! Each of us will learn. And I desire that we all learn.
I also asked: “Holy Spirit, what do You value most in us? What do we need to pay attention to first?” The answer was: “You are inconsistent.”
And I want to say this in conclusion because usually, when you read books about the Holy Spirit or listen to sermons, you think: “That’s it, I’ll start. Oh, I’ll start.” These must be covenant relationships, not something you do from time to time. Started—quit, started—quit. You hear: “He doesn’t hear me; all right, I’ll move on.” You must start and never stop! It is like having a child. It is like getting married! This is the word “koinonia.”
This is a covenant relationship. That’s it. You start and you don’t stop! Do you hear me? There must be no skipping. None of this foolishness: “I love Him—I don’t love Him,” no daisy-petal game! That’s it! He has already been given to you for your entire life. So be willing to humble yourself before Him. Love Him! Respect Him! Honor Him! And give Him your time.
If you don’t give Him your time, there will be no relationship. If you are unwilling to pay this price, there will be no relationship. It will be a one-sided relationship with no response and no fruit. Excuse me, self-gratification. You are simply talking to a wall, and there is no fruit. But we want there to be fruit in this relationship. Amen?
And this is what He answered my question: “You are inconsistent. You know what is good for you, but you do not do it. You need to be consistent in what is good for you and in what is good for others. Inconsistency is an enemy that has deprived many people of what they were called to do and what they could have had. Consistency will help you fulfill God’s purpose for your life and also achieve victory.”
And in conclusion, I will give one important piece of advice—advice concerning fellowship with the Holy Spirit. Because I sincerely believe that from today onward, many of you will begin building relationships in a new way. And even if you already had a relationship, I testify that I am constantly improving mine. Because they do not measure up to what they should be. So here is one piece of advice: continue building the relationship in the same way even if the Holy Spirit does not answer you.
I am sure that many people who, after today’s meeting, begin withdrawing again and saying, “Good morning, Holy Spirit,” will not hear anything special. Or they will hear something and understand that it is themselves they are hearing—their own thoughts. My advice is this: even if you hear nothing—not a single word—do not stop this relationship under any circumstances. Because He has the right to test you.
Because if you have had a long pause, a long break, or if the relationship was wrong—not what He expected from you, insincere, with wrong motives in your heart, because you wanted to get something from Him—He may simply remain silent. And He has the right to remain silent for as long as He wishes. You cannot make Him speak; you cannot force Him to speak. He will speak when He Himself wishes. And He has the right to do so.
So please, my advice to everyone who is beginning, continuing, or restoring a relationship with the Holy Spirit is simply this: I ask you, do not stop under any circumstances. Do not think that you spent your time in vain. Do not think, “Well, I sat there for two hours and got nothing.” Do not let this into your heart.
Once, when I was leaving the prayer room like that, I felt such sadness. I had gotten up early in the morning even though I wanted to sleep, asked many questions, and received no answer. Somehow, my heart felt troubled. But glory to the Lord, I did not start grumbling and complaining. In my heart I said, “It’s all right, Holy Spirit. It’s all right. Thank You. I was still with You.” And He answered immediately. This is what He said: “Always remember, even if you do not always hear Me, I always hear you.” And it was like oil to me. So even if He did not answer, you leave the secret place—it’s all right. He heard you. And that is the main thing!
And literally this morning, the Holy Spirit answered something else: “When you ask, when you bring questions and come to Me, know that you may receive an answer in the form of the Word, or you may receive a solution—without the Word.” I said, “Thank You, Holy Spirit!”
Because I have a specific list—I still have a list. And I say, “Well, I can’t understand, Holy Spirit. Look, this here—please explain it.” He may not answer you, but He may solve the problem. That’s all.
Today He simply encouraged me: “Do not expect Me merely to cross all these questions off your list. There is no need for that. If necessary, I will answer you. And if not, I will simply solve it.” Hallelujah!
So, do not stop!
Let us pray. I ask you now to close your eyes and turn to the One who truly has priority over everything and everyone. Even over your relatives—He is the priority. But He does not require everything from you. Give Him at least a tenth of your time. And you will already receive all, all the blessings for all 90% of your time. Just ask to become friends with the Holy Spirit.
“Holy Spirit, I take responsibility for my relationships, for my relationship with You, and for the time I need to spend with You. I take responsibility. I know this is not Your part; it is my part. I make the decision to give attention to You, the One who is my foremost Neighbor. Holy Spirit, I want to continue developing my relationship with You.
I do not want to start and quit, start and quit. I do not want to act like adulterers, breaking the covenant. No, no. I know that we must become one, and our relationship must not be interrupted under any circumstances. Holy Spirit, I want to be Your friend. I want You to consider me Your friend. Therefore, I am ready to change. I am ready to pay the price. I thank You that You and I will have a very good relationship, like the one You had with Jesus. In Jesus’ name.”
In Jesus’ name, may this happen in your life. I bless you, brothers and sisters. I bless you. May this seed that was sown today—and this seed is special, far more important than you may even realize—be watered and grow. And I pray for you to cultivate and tend this seed, protecting it until it grows into a large tree and puts down deep roots. So that it will never fall, so that no one will uproot it, and so that it may remain in your life forever.
In Jesus’ name, I bless you for the priorities in your life to be shifted. May the very first and most important One, your closest Neighbor in life, receive the time He deserves, the honor He deserves, and the humility from you that should be shown. In Jesus’ name. I bless you so that this seed may bear fruit. May this Word bear fruit. Hallelujah.
And you cannot even imagine how much He has to say to us. We only need to adjust this relationship, make it stable, and be consistent. How many answers He has! Many people are hungry for answers. Many people say, “I don’t understand. I am groping my way. I simply follow the Word. I just do this, and do that.” But believe me, He has so many answers! Because this is the purpose for which He was sent: to be the Parakletos, to be your Mentor, your Guide through life, to be Jesus beside you. Hallelujah!”
And let us thank the Lord who gave us the Holy Spirit! Hallelujah! Thank You!
