06/09/2026
We tend to measure the Spirit's presence by how we feel — goosebumps in worship, a moment of peace, an emotional high. But what if the Spirit's power isn't primarily emotional? What if it's transformational?
In week 3 of our series "Power for the Journey – Life in the Holy Spirit," Lead Pastor Clay Monkus opens Galatians 5 to show us what Spirit-power actually looks like. Not a fleeting feeling, but the slow, stubborn growth of becoming a different kind of person — more patient, more loving, more whole. That's not less powerful than an emotional experience. It's more.
Most of us are running on empty. We want to be patient, but we're not. We want to be bold, but we're scared. The good news is that real change doesn't come from trying harder — it comes from learning to walk in step with the Spirit who is already at work in you.
📖 Text: Galatians 5:16–25
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