God, known as El Roi, sees and cares for us even in our struggles and feelings of invisibility. It reflects on the story of Hagar, reaffirming that God’s presence restores dignity and hope, guiding us with purpose and compassion, leading to transformation in how we perceive ourselves and others.
Shame can deeply wound the soul, convincing us we are unworthy of healing. Jesus, however, welcomes the broken, offering restoration and healing not just physically but emotionally and spiritually. A simple act of reaching out to Him can lead to profound change, affirming our identity and worth in His love.
In a world where truth feels negotiable and opinions shift with the wind, disciples of Jesus are called to be anchored in something more profound. The Holy Spirit doesn’t just give us comfort. He gives us conviction. He grounds us in truth when everything around us feels uncertain.
In a world where identity is fragile and approval is fleeting, we need something stronger than circumstances or feelings to anchor us. Thankfully, God has given us just that. As we continue rediscovering the Holy Spirit, we’re reminded that being sealed by the Holy Spirit is God’s promise of ownership, protection, and assurance in Christ.
So many Christians are saved but still feel stuck in guilt, fear, or habits they long to overcome. But that’s not the life the Spirit leads us into. As we continue rediscovering the Holy Spirit, we’re reminded that the freedom of the Holy Spirit is not just theological; it’s deeply personal and deeply powerful.
The Holy Spirit serves as the seal of salvation, affirming believers' identity as God's children and guaranteeing their eternal inheritance. This divine mark assures us of God's love, providing comfort and hope during uncertainty. It emphasizes that our belonging to God is a gift, not earned, and remains secure regardless of life's challenges.