In this episode, Bruce reflects on Matthew 14:22–33 and the moment Peter steps out of the boat and walks toward Jesus.Peter is often remembered for sinking, but first he responded to the call of Christ. He left what was familiar and stepped out in faith before he knew exactly where his foot would land.Bruce speaks honestly about following God through uncertainty and the prayer that has carried him: “Lord, keep my eyes on You.”This devotional invites you to remember that when you look only at the wind and waves, your problems can become larger than God’s promises. But when you look to Jesus, His hand is already reaching toward you.Where is Jesus calling you to trust Him today?

Keep In Step With The Spirit - SaturdayIn this episode, Rosemary reflects on Romans 8:14 and the call to be led by the Spirit of God as children of God.As this series on living in step with the Holy Spirit draws to a close, Rosemary reminds us that the journey continues. Keeping in step with the Spirit means learning to listen, watch, surrender, and follow God each day.Through the image of marching in step, she invites us to stay close to the Father, recognize the voice of the Shepherd, and remain faithful, available, and teachable.God is not finished with us. He continues to lead us into the next part of the journey, step by step.What rhythm is the Holy Spirit asking you to continue?

In this episode, Bruce reflects on John 20:27–28 and Thomas’ encounter with the risen Jesus.Thomas is often called “Doubting Thomas,” but his story reveals something much deeper. Jesus meets him in his uncertainty, invites him closer, and leads him into one of the most powerful declarations of faith in Scripture: “My Lord and my God.”Bruce reminds us that the Holy Spirit always leads us to Jesus. The goal of the Christian life is not simply to know more about Christ, but to encounter Him, belong to Him, and be changed by Him.Where is the Holy Spirit inviting you to make Thomas’ prayer your own today?

In this episode, Bruce reflects on Micah 6:8 and the simple but challenging call to do justice, love kindness, and walk humbly with God.The Holy Spirit does not only draw us deeper into prayer. He also turns our hearts toward other people. Bruce reminds us that mercy is not just a duty or occasional good action. It is love that moves toward the lonely, the wounded, the overlooked, the struggling, and the person God places before us.This devotional invites you to stop looking only for the extraordinary and begin noticing the ordinary moments where God may be asking you to love, listen, encourage, forgive, or serve.Who is the person God is asking you to move toward today?

In this episode, Bruce reflects on Acts 16:14 and the story of Lydia, a woman whose heart was opened by the Lord as she listened to Paul.Bruce reminds us that evangelization is not about forcing, convincing, or carrying the pressure of changing someone’s life ourselves. The Holy Spirit is already at work in people’s hearts, often long before we speak, invite, encourage, or listen.This devotional invites us to pay attention to the ordinary places where God may be opening a door: in our homes, workplaces, friendships, neighbourhoods, communities, and daily conversations.Who might God already be preparing for you to notice today?

In this episode, Bruce reflects on Acts 1:8 and the call to be witnesses of Jesus through the power of the Holy Spirit.The Holy Spirit is not given only to comfort, guide, and transform us personally. He is given so that Christ may become visible through our lives. Before the disciples began their mission, Jesus told them to wait, not because they lacked information, but because they needed power.Bruce reminds us that witnessing is not only about speaking to crowds or having all the right answers. It often happens in ordinary life, through integrity, patience, kindness, readiness, and the natural sharing of what God has done in us.Where is the Holy Spirit calling you to be a witness today?

In this episode, Bruce reflects on Acts 13:2–4 and the call of Barnabas and Saul, who were set apart and sent by the Holy Spirit.The Holy Spirit is not given simply so that we might become more spiritual ourselves. He is given so that we might become more available to God and His mission.Bruce reminds us that mission always begins with God. Long before we ask what God wants us to do, He has already been preparing us through our experiences, gifts, weaknesses, joys, disappointments, and seasons of waiting.This devotional invites you to ask a deeper question: am I becoming the kind of person who is available to God if He chooses to call me?What is the Holy Spirit asking of you today?

In this episode, Rosemary reflects on Matthew 25 and the call to love Christ by loving those in need.Jesus identifies Himself with the hungry, the thirsty, the stranger, the sick, the imprisoned, and the forgotten. Rosemary reminds us that faith must take flesh through works of love, mercy, service, and compassion.This devotional invites us to ask what God has placed in our hands today. We may not be able to do everything, but we can do something. A word of encouragement, a prayer, a meal, a visit, a smile, or a simple act of mercy can become a sign that God has not forgotten anyone.Who is the one person God is asking you to notice today?

In this episode, Bruce reflects on Luke 1:35–38 and Mary’s response to the angel Gabriel: “Here am I, the servant of the Lord; let it be with me according to your word.”Mary’s greatness was not only in the privilege she received, but in the openness of her heart. She did not know the whole plan, yet she trusted God with the next step.Bruce reminds us that living in step with the Holy Spirit often means saying yes before we fully understand where the journey will lead. The Holy Spirit works through quiet faithfulness, daily obedience, humble service, and the ordinary moments where we choose to surrender again.Where is God inviting you to say yes today?

In this episode, Bruce reflects on Acts 4:31 and the courage that comes when the Holy Spirit fills ordinary people with boldness.Fear is part of the human story, and Scripture is full of people who knew what it was to be afraid. But the question is not whether we feel fear. The question is whether fear becomes the voice that directs our lives.Bruce reminds us that the Holy Spirit does not always remove the challenge in front of us. Often, He strengthens us to face it.This devotional invites you to ask God for the courage to remain faithful, to keep praying, to forgive, to trust, to speak when needed, and to say yes to whatever God is asking.Where do you need the courage of the Holy Spirit today?