Here's how to enjoy our blogs to the fullest

After writing the third blog post, I realized the need to clarify how I approach my writing and my vision for these blogs. Therefore, it's only fitting to lay this out right from the start.

I don't pose random questions simply for the sake of loving questions; I'm not one to engage in random activities, but that's just me. I feel a strong conviction to ask precisely these questions. I believe Holy Spirit can meet you anywhere, even while reading a blog. It fills me with excitement to transition from the simplicity of pastime reading to an encounter with Holy Spirit. It's not about what I'm writing; it's about what He is saying. So, these questions are intended to directly connect you with Him, and you may absolutely ask others.

What is He saying to you?

I have been pondering this quote I heard during a teaching and think it’s fitting:

“Information doesn’t transform us.”

In this day and age, where we have access to almost every sermon on the planet, can listen to any worship set around the globe, and thoroughly use our pastime to access 'new revelation,' we miss pausing to reflect because the next sought-after preaching is already on our feed. We are the generation with the most information but haven't been the most transformed. Something is off. Might it just be that it’s easier to go to the next good thing than delving deeper into what Holy Spirit has convicted us of in the last one? I absolutely believe that we feel the conviction, but how can it take root if we replace it with something new even before the previous has been properly digested?

I would love it if you could take a moment to pause, reflect, and tune in to His voice as you read. He'll personalize it, ensuring that this isn't just an enjoyable read but an invitation to spend time with Him again, to dive deeper, to nurture growth, and to uncover more of His presence. Also, Write down what you hear in your journal.

This is my prayer, and I trust that by obeying the call to write, He will take it far beyond what I could imagine.

Let’s enjoy His presence and listen to His whisper.