Over the past few weeks, we've been journeying through the book of Joel, exploring themes of justice, repentance, and restoration. This week, we're focusing on Joel 2:28-32, where the prophet speaks of God's promise to pour out His Spirit on all people. Join us as we dive deeper into the significance of God's Spirit in our lives and communities.
Joel's prophecy talks about God pouring out His Spirit on everyone, no matter who they are. How does this idea challenge our thoughts about who can experience the Holy Spirit?
Have you ever witnessed or experienced someone being empowered by the Holy Spirit in a special way? Can you share about it?
The prophecy mentions dreams and visions from the Spirit. How do you figure out if a dream or vision is from God or just your regular imagination?
When you hear stories like Amy Ford's, how do they show the real-life impact of the Holy Spirit moving in people's lives?
What do you think the signs and wonders mentioned in the prophecy mean for us today? How do they remind us of God's power?
Joel and Peter both talk about how anyone who calls on the Lord can be saved. How does this connect with the Holy Spirit's outpouring?
When things feel uncertain or tough, how do you lean on the Holy Spirit for guidance and strength?
How do you think we can become more aware of the Holy Spirit's presence and guidance in our everyday lives?
