What does it mean to walk closely with the Holy Spirit in everyday life? Apostle unpacks the importance of understanding and being sensitive to the Holy Spirit, who now leads the Church in this present dispensation—following the eras of God the Father and God the Son. He teaches that the Holy Spirit is God Himself in spirit, living within believers, guiding thoughts, inspiring good actions, and revealing divine knowledge. The Spirit is not merely a force, but a person—one who desires fellowship, love, and worship. Apostle Williams explains that recognising and relating to the Holy Spirit makes the Christian life not only effective but also easier, as He is the one currently in charge. He shares how the Holy Spirit empowers believers with authority, even in dangerous situations, referencing Romans 8:10 and Romans 10:1 to affirm that He gives life to our mortal bodies.
Apostle highlights that one of the greatest keys to releasing God’s power is faith working through hope, as described in Hebrews 11:1. Referencing John 14:12, he teaches that those who walk in relationship with the Spirit can do even greater works—receiving insight into matters of career, business, relationships, and calling. The Holy Spirit can turn knowledge into wealth and reveal hidden things, including future events and divine direction. Believers are encouraged to pray specific, reasoned prayers—not vague requests—partnering with the Spirit to access the fullness of God's plans. Finally, Apostle reminds listeners of their obligation to live by the Spirit, not by the flesh (Romans 8:12–14), and to pursue holiness (2 Corinthians 7:1). Salvation, he says, is a gift of mercy, and the Holy Spirit is the solution to life’s complexities—revealing truth, strengthening faith, and leading believers into their divine destiny.
