Section 1

This message explores the biblical truth that believers worship and fellowship with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The familiar refrain of “Holy, holy, holy” in worship is directed to the triune God, yet many become uneasy when speaking openly about the Holy Spirit. The teaching challenges this hesitation, noting how Western rationalism often limits spiritual understanding. Scripture, however, makes it unmistakably clear that the Spirit’s role is essential and active. From Ephesians 2:22 , we learn that God builds His people together as a dwelling where He lives by His Spirit. The presence of the Spirit is not theoretical—it’s real in personal devotion and collective worship.

Section 2

The text emphasizes that Jesus now intercedes at the right hand of the Father, while the Holy Spirit continues His ministry within us on earth. Romans 8:14 reminds believers that “as many as are led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of God.” Galatians 5:25 reinforces this truth by calling us to “keep in step with the Spirit,” portraying the Christian life as an ongoing walk under divine guidance. This is not mystical excess—it is the normal rhythm of faith. Through the Spirit, we are empowered to understand Scripture, to pray, and to live in holiness. The Spirit’s guidance is the heartbeat of authentic discipleship, the same power that carried along the writers of Scripture and now carries each believer.

Section 3

The conclusion calls for confidence and joy in fellowshipping with the Spirit. Second Corinthians 13:14 brings it all together: “The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all.” This partnership is not strange or suspect—it is central to the Christian life. Job 33:4 adds depth, revealing that the very breath of God gives life and sustains both creation and Scripture. God’s Spirit breathed life into humanity and continues to breathe life into His Word and His people. To deny the Spirit’s work would be to deny the fullness of Scripture itself. True partnership with God means walking daily with His Spirit—alive, led, and sustained by His holy breath.