The Holy Spirit | Day in the life RCD

Hello RCD readers,

Today as I'm waiting for the sun the come up to start working.  I'm thinking about the diaken speech about God not leaving us alone.  And leaving the Holy spirit.  As I was in church with a gum aches and not able to sing nor speak during church service. And praying for the pain to go away. I put my focus on the word of God during this service more. When he spoke about the crucifixion, the going to hell, the rising from the death and the leaving us to go back to the heavens. The most important thing was Jesus kept His word and gave us the Holy Spirit.  For where the children of God are. For where the believers in God are. There and only there the Holy spirit will come. 

Now this is hardest thing to explain to a child who is learning about God. But much harder for myselt to grasp what God wants from me in this setting. It's the discussion of the day. I asked a friend if she even thought about that part. By asking God " Am I doing it right? Is this what you want from me". She changed the subject mostly because she is in to deep with everything.  From the bible study groups, to joining church choir, to the clothing, to the preference in partners now, to the reading the bible, to the baptizing again. It's her loving free character to go all in. And me overthink every steps. And having to be mentally ready for my stubborn booty to budge. 

Are we doing it right ? Two very different ways of having a relationship with God. And we never judged or said to each other our way is better.  But it those make me think. God are we both doing it good.  Are you happy with us? 

In a way I know the asking is totally incorrect.  In the sense that God loves us eather way. Even when we fall back into old habits. He is not like us humans that will say " you are so wrong. You have turned a new leaf and still so easy to go into your old ungodly ways". He will always show grace and He will always give us love. Because God is love.  

Now getting back on topic. The Holy Spirit is with the ones who believe. Which means His presence is with us. We ask for this and God will always deliver that to us immediately.  

Now for my non believers or anybody who is still learning more about this. ( as am I; I don't know everything but that's the beauty of it all). Read the informative side of learning what the Holy Spirit means.

The experience of having the Holy Spirit is subjective and varied, but common descriptions include a sense of peace, joy, love, and conviction. The Holy Spirit's presence may also be accompanied by a deeper understanding of truth, guidance, and a newfound boldness in sharing faith. 

Here's a more detailed look at what having the Holy Spirit might feel like:

Sensations:

Physical:

Some individuals report feeling a warm, tingling, or electric sensation in their bodies. This can be experienced as a sense of energy or a physical lightness. 

Emotional:

Many report a sense of peace, joy, and love, often described as a profound sense of connection to God and a feeling of being loved. 

Spiritual:

Clarity and Understanding:

Some describe the Holy Spirit as illuminating their understanding of truth and prompting them to make wise decisions. 

Conviction:

The Holy Spirit may lead to a deeper awareness of one's actions and a desire to align with God's will. 

Guidance:

Many find the Holy Spirit to be a guide, leading them to speak, act, or accept truth with confidence. 

Boldness:

The Holy Spirit may empower individuals to share their faith openly and confidently. 

Other signs:

Love and Compassion:

The Holy Spirit may inspire a deeper love for others and a greater sense of empathy. 

Patience and Self-Control:

Individuals may experience increased patience and a greater ability to manage their emotions and desires. 

Goodness and Faithfulness:

The Holy Spirit may lead to a greater desire to live a life of integrity and faithfulness to God. 

Important Note: It's worth remembering that the experience of the Holy Spirit is personal, and not everyone will experience it in the same way. These descriptions are based on common accounts and interpretations, but the Holy Spirit's presence and influence are ultimately known and understood by each individual through their own spiritual journey. 

I will have to say. This journey of having a better relationship with God is the best blessing that I have ever gotten in my life.