John 14:26
But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send
in my name, he will teach you all things and bring to your remembrance all that
I have said to you.
Why would we miss the opportunity to seek the power and
presence of the Holy Spirit in our lives? He has been sent to us by the Father in the name of His Son, Jesus. There is no consultant on earth with those
credentials. Why would we seek others or
rely on our own thinking when such a resource has been given to us?
No matter how intelligent we might be, the teachings of the
Bible will remain a mystery to us without the influence of the Holy Spirit to
aid us. Our understanding is no better
than the early listeners to Jesus' parables who "did not have ears to
hear". We cannot be disciples of
Jesus Christ without the gift of the Holy Spirit.
It is the work and business of the Holy Spirit, to teach,
interpret, and explain all things to us which Christ had taught to His
disciples. It is the work of the Holy Spirit to make the Bible plain and easy
to for us to understand. It is the work
of the Holy Spirit to draw us to and instruct us in all things necessary for
salvation. It is the work of the Holy
Spirit to prepare us to teach what we have learned to others.
Let us seek the fullness of the presence of the Holy Spirit in
our lives. Let us ask the Holy Spirit to reveal to us the meaning of the Holy Scriptures and how we should apply them to our lives. Let us prepare ourselves to share what we have been taught with others.
Prayer
Heavenly Father, we thank You for sending the Holy Spirit to
be Our Helper, Our Comforter and Our Guide on our journey of sanctification. We pray that the Holy Spirit will instruct us
in all things necessary for our salvation.
We ask, Lord, for the presence of the Holy Spirit in our lives help us
to interpret Your Holy Word. May Your
teachings become easy for us to understand and apply to our lives. May the Holy Spirit show us how to share this
precious gift with others. We ask all
these things in the name of the power of God in our lives, Jesus Christ.
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