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The Holy Spirit #5: What are the Gifts of the Holy Spirit? (Part 2)
Dr. Kurt Bjorklund looks at 1 Corinthians 12:14–26 and shows that the Holy Spirit's gifts aren't only meant to be given but received, bringing accountability, perspective, and support through others. For anyone who'd rather go it alone, it's an invitation to stay close to community and open to what God does through people.
The Holy Spirit #5: What are the Gifts? (Part 1)
Russ Brasher turns to Galatians 5:22–24 to show that the fruit of the Spirit isn't nine separate goals to master but one fruit: the character of Jesus, grown in us by the Holy Spirit. For anyone worn out from trying harder to be patient, kind, or at peace, it's an invitation to stop chasing the list and start staying close to Christ.
The Holy Spirit #4 - Who is the Holy Spirit? (Part 4)
Russ Brasher turns to Galatians 5:22–24 to show that the fruit of the Spirit isn't nine separate goals to master but one fruit: the character of Jesus, grown in us by the Holy Spirit. For anyone worn out from trying harder to be patient, kind, or at peace, it's an invitation to stop chasing the list and start staying close to Christ.
The Holy Spirit #3 - Who is the Holy Spirit? (Part 3)
Dr. Kurt Bjorklund unpacks Galatians 5:16-21, showing that walking with the Holy Spirit — not rule-keeping or willpower — is what actually reorders our desires. A candid, hope-filled look at temptation, relational conflict, and what it means to stay in step with God today.
The Holy Spirit #2 - Who is the Holy Spirit? (Part 2)
Dr. Kurt Bjorklund explores Ephesians 5:18–21, showing that being filled with the Holy Spirit isn't a one-time gas-tank fill-up but an ongoing, repeatable experience marked by spiritual encouragement, worship, gratitude, and deference. Learn what it looks like to raise your sail so God's Spirit can fill you again.
The Holy Spirit #1 - Who is the Holy Spirit? (Part 1)
Brady Randall opens Orchard Hill's new series on the Holy Spirit with John 14:16-18, showing the Spirit is a person, not a power, sent to help, convict, and shape believers into the likeness of Jesus. Discover what it means to truly experience God's presence in everyday life, not just know about it.