Holy Spirit

Peter denies Christ three times. Jesus says whoever denies Me before men, him I will also deny before the Father. Then the Lord asked me, what about Peter?’ He had denied Me before men.

The answer is Holy Spirit. The man who was a coward to confess his faith to a damsel, of a dying Christ, was preaching to three thousand  of the resurrected Christ.

Holy Spirit begins a new chapter or rather a new book with a new story. He is indescribable. Where we see broken bones like Ezekial’s vision of the valley, Holy Spirit sees armies ready to fight battles.

Holy Spirit doesn’t recruit virtuosos and experts for accomplishing His plans. He recruited a eunuch travelling to Ethiopia, who was reading His word. He recruited the zealot Paul for terrorising demons. Never mistake the Holy Spirit. He is never silent. He doesn’t care about a person’s background or knowledge or anything for that matter. He does what He decides. There is no stopping.  

Allow him to work in you. Life will never be the same. What you may see as an ultimate disaster in your life could be a  breakthrough for God to show who He Is from your life.

Yes, The Holy Spirit keeps His word, His name is Comforter. He was there comforting the Nazi Prisoners as they were being brutally tortured. He was there with martyrs for Christ who were unjustly murdered under Nero. He was there with Stephen, praying through him asking for forgiveness of his tormentors, while simultaneously opening Stephen’s eyes to Heaven and it’s Glory.

He is there with the widow, who lost her newly married husband, with the fatherless child, motherless orphan, in hospitals, in orphanages, in prison, with a girl whose guy left her. Comforting, comforting, opening their eyes to heaven and Jesus.

But he never stopped there, he makes a way out! He writes stories in a way no mind could ever conceive.

He could be best compared with the statement ‘ there is a light at the end of tunnel ‘

He is there with you now.  Did you realise that?

Gideon Paul Rufus , Co-founder, God’s Love Missions