Jul 17, 2026 · 32 min · 13 segments
The Holy Spirit in us is powerful! It’s a fact. It’s in the Bible. Do we live in the reality of that power in the day to day of our lives? Do we make room for His Spirit to move and bring real change?…
Kath TaylorHost
Andy TaylorHost
And then thinking like the voice of the Lord, like he created the earth and everything, which is with his voice.
Yeah, and it's about life too, isn't it? Like in my version, it talks about how the voice of the Lord causes the deer to give birth or something like that.
We were sharing this with somebody recently and they said, but isn't it amazing that when God was creating with man, he used his hands.
Spoke everything else out into being with his voice, but with us, he formed us with his
But I don't know, it kind of got me just thinking, what does that look like then in my life? Because surely his voice could just, if his voice can move mountains and break orcs and do all these things that that scripture says, then what about the things that I worry about or care about? Can we see his power at work?
And then thinking like the voice of the Lord, like he created the earth and everything, which is with his voice.
Yeah, and it's about life too, isn't it? Like in my version, it talks about how the voice of the Lord causes the deer to give birth or something like that.
We were sharing this with somebody recently and they said, but isn't it amazing that when God was creating with man, he used his hands.
Spoke everything else out into being with his voice, but with us, he formed us with his
But I don't know, it kind of got me just thinking, what does that look like then in my life? Because surely his voice could just, if his voice can move mountains and break orcs and do all these things that that scripture says, then what about the things that I worry about or care about? Can we see his power at work?
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