Some churches abuse spiritual gifts. Others avoid them altogether.

Paul addressed both problems with the same solution: "I do not want you to be ignorant."

In this episode, Pastor Bryant explores why understanding spiritual gifts is the first step toward using them the way God intended.

Whether you're new to the gifts or have questions about them, this message will help you see God's heart behind them.

I thought every believer already had the Holy Spirit… so why does the Bible keep talking about receiving and being filled with the Holy Spirit?

In this episode of our series on The Holy Spirit, Pastor Bryant explores one of the most common questions believers have by looking at the difference between the Holy Spirit within and the Holy Spirit upon.

Through the Scriptures, we’ll discover why Jesus told His disciples to “receive the Holy Spirit” in John 20, yet later told those same disciples to wait in Jerusalem for the promise of the Father and why understanding that distinction matters today.

Why did Jesus tell His disciples to wait in Jerusalem before they began their ministry?

And if they had to wait for the Holy Spirit, does that mean we should too?

In this episode of our series on the Holy Spirit, Pastor Bryant explains why the disciples waited before Pentecost, what changed when the Holy Spirit was poured out, and why that moment transformed not only the early church but every believer who would follow.

The Holy Spirit isn’t distant He already lives within you.

So how do you become more aware of His presence, His voice, and His influence in your everyday life?

In this episode, Pastor Bryant shares 9 practical ways to increase your sensitivity to the Holy Spirit and grow in your relationship with Him.

Because awareness isn’t something that happens overnigh it’s built one response, one conversation, and one act of obedience at a time.

Can a believer become less sensitive to the Holy Spirit?

Not because God stopped speaking, but because we’ve stopped responding.

In this episode of the How To Holy Spirit series, Pastor Bryant explores how sin, disobedience, and ignored promptings can slowly dull our sensitivity to the Holy Spirit’s voice.

We’ll look at what it means to grieve, quench, and resist the Holy Spirit, why both the wrong things we do and the right things we refuse to do affect our relationship with Him, and how a life of obedience keeps our hearts tender to His leading.

Have you ever wondered if that thought, nudge, or sense of peace was actually God leading you?

In Week 5 of the How To Holy Spirit series, Pastor Bryant explores one of the most practical questions believers face: How does God guide us?

The Bible teaches that God’s primary guidance doesn’t come through signs, coincidences, or chasing the spectacular. It comes through the Holy Spirit leading us from the inside out.

In this message, you’ll learn about the inward witness, the inward voice, and how to recognize the Holy Spirit’s guidance in everyday decisions.

If you’ve ever asked, “How do I know it’s God and not just me?” this message is for you.

Many believers want to hear God's voice, but what if we've made it more complicated than it needs to be?

In this message, Pastor Bryant explores the primary way the Holy Spirit speaks and why so many people miss His voice while waiting for something dramatic.

The truth is, the Holy Spirit isn't hiding from you. He isn't making communication difficult. He is already speaking through the Word of God.

If you've been chasing signs, waiting for a dream, or wondering why God feels silent — this message is for you. It will help you stop overcomplicating the process and start positioning yourself to hear what the Holy Spirit may already be saying.

Does Holy Spirit still speak today?

And if He does how would you even know it’s Him?

In Week 3 of the How To Holy Spirit series, Pastor Bryant talks about one of the biggest questions believers wrestle with: hearing the voice of God.

This message breaks down the tension between over-spiritualizing everything and living like God is completely silent — while showing how the Holy Spirit still leads, guides, convicts, teaches, and speaks to believers today.

Because maybe the problem isn’t that God stopped speaking. Maybe we just stopped expecting Him to.