
River Dwellers

John and Charles Wesley also went through a time of seeking before the filling of the Spirit came. This is not uncommon. We have to be careful in the waiting not to grow impatient and not to take offense at God for being “slow.” Allow the waiting time to prepare your heart. Allow the season of waiting to be a season of preparation, purging, and cle
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The baptism of the Spirit is different than receiving the Spirit. If you are a believer in Jesus, you have received the Spirit, but you have not necessarily been baptized with the Spirit.
Rob Reimer • River Dwellers
If we are going to be sensitive to God’s voice in the busyness of life, then we need to develop a quiet place within our souls where we can hear God.
Rob Reimer • River Dwellers
We need to live in the present fullness of the Spirit so we can dial into His voice with sensitivity and relay these messages from God to others with great humility and compassion.
Rob Reimer • River Dwellers
When we receive a Word from God — whether it be a whisper, a picture, a dream, a feeling — the first thing we need to do is test it.
Rob Reimer • River Dwellers
When we are walking in the fullness of the Spirit, the presence of God adds a weightiness to our words that is clearly supernatural. Our words go beyond touching the mind only and begin to penetrate the heart.
Rob Reimer • River Dwellers
Beyond speaking to us through Scripture, God speaks to us directly through the Spirit. Let’s explore six ways that God speaks directly to us.
Rob Reimer • River Dwellers
Laying on of hands is one of the ways people are filled with the Spirit.
Rob Reimer • River Dwellers
Busyness, daily troubles, and the stresses of life dull us to the Spirit’s voice.