1. From Trickle to Overflow

In Ezekiel’s vision, the water started at ankle deep, then moved to the knees, waist, and eventually became a river too deep to walk through. Pastor Earl reminded us that the deeper our surrender goes, the greater God’s power flows in our lives. God is not looking for perfection; He’s looking for availability and surrender.

Read Ezekiel 47:3–5 and Galatians 5:16

Would you say you're at the trickle level in your walk with God, ankle deep, knee deep, or waist deep? How would you rate your level of surrender, and what is one practical step you can take this week to go deeper with God?

2. The Spirit Brings Life

Pastor Earl taught that the Holy Spirit doesn’t just give us goosebumps, He makes us alive. In Acts 2, people encountered the presence of God and their lives were completely transformed. The Holy Spirit brings conviction, power, boldness, and new life to dry places.


Read Acts 2:37–41 and John 7:38–39

What is one area of your life where you want to experience more of God’s life and peace, and what is one practical way you can invite the Holy Spirit into that area this week?

3. Don’t Quench the Spirit

Paul gives a simple but powerful instruction: “Do not quench the Spirit.” Pastor Earl reminded us that the Holy Spirit wants to guide us in everyday life — through moments where we feel led to pray, encourage someone, slow down, forgive, or spend time with God. The more we pay attention to His voice, the more sensitive we become to Him.

Read 1 Thessalonians 5:19 and John 14:16–17

Have there been moments where you felt God leading you to do something good, encouraging, or obedient, but you ignored it or put it off? What is one practical way you can make space to listen to God more intentionally this week?