Sometimes, life feels like trying to explain something deeply felt inside—but the words just don’t quite capture it. That’s a bit like faith. It’s not just about understanding with your head; it’s about experiencing something real in your heart.

In the bible, Paul was in Athens, surrounded by people who loved to reason and debate. He told them about Jesus and the resurrection, but many just thought he was babbling about “foreign divinities.” (Acts 17) As Paul said, “The natural person does not accept the things of the Spirit of God, for they are folly to him” (1 Corinthians 2:14). Faith isn’t always something the mind can grasp on its own—it needs something more.

That “more” is the Holy Spirit today. It’s not just an idea or a belief—it’s a power and presence to be experienced. The early followers of Jesus weren’t just discussing faith; they lived it with boldness and power. Peter said this power comes when the Holy Spirit fills you, enabling you to speak with confidence and live with courage (Acts 1:8).

This Spirit still moves now. It’s what brings life, energy, and boldness to those who open their hearts. It’s that fire Paul talked about, the resurrection power that goes beyond intellectual knowledge.

If faith sometimes feels confusing or distant, maybe it’s because it’s not just your mind that needs convincing—it’s your heart. The Holy Spirit today is ready to meet you there, bringing a new kind of understanding, peace, and power that words alone can’t explain.

It’s not about perfect answers or having it all figured out. It’s about opening up to a Spirit that still moves, still empowers, and still brings life in ways beyond words.