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The Holy Spirit is moving. Can you feel it? Too often, we settle for routine—managing our faith rather than experiencing the fullness of God’s presence. But Jesus made it clear: “It is for your good that I am going away. Unless I go, the Advocate will not come to you” (John 16:7).

Many believers long to be with Jesus as the disciples were. But the truth is, every Jesus follower today has the same access to Him—through the Holy Spirit. The Spirit is our Advocate, our Teacher, our Comforter, our Power. He is the one who makes Jesus real to us today. And yet, so many of us live unaware, disconnected from this reality.

A fresh move of the Holy Spirit is coming. Those who embrace it will experience transformation, and power. Those who cling to religious systems will miss it.

There’s a hunger rising, a deep longing for something real. And here’s the truth: We don’t have to wait for revival—we are called to walk in the Spirit every day.

It’s time to say, “Yes.”

Imagine sitting down to tackle a jigsaw puzzle. You work carefully, starting with the edges, then filling in the middle, watching the picture slowly come to life. But just as you near the end, you spot something frustrating—one piece is missing.

A completed puzzle with a missing piece just doesn’t feel right. It draws the eye, making that small, empty space more noticeable than all the pieces that fit together perfectly. And yet, this is precisely how God builds His Church—not as a finished picture with clean edges, but as a constantly growing masterpiece with missing pieces that are yet to be found.

Being a church that constantly grows requires sacrifice. It means choosing to serve instead of sitting comfortably. It means welcoming interruptions because they might be divine appointments. It means recognizing that someone in your life—someone you already know—might be the missing piece God is asking you to reach.

So, who’s missing from your puzzle? And what will you do about it?

What if a divine opportunity came your way—a moment so profound, so life-changing, that you knew it was God calling you to step out in faith?

Would you hesitate, counting the cost, or would you seize the moment with all your heart? This is the question God places before each of us. His Spirit invites us to let go of what we know and take hold of something far greater: His supernatural, abundant life.

We live in a time of extraordinary opportunity. God’s Spirit is moving in unprecedented ways—on campuses, in workplaces, and through ordinary people stepping out in faith. The challenge for us is: Will we cling to comfort, or will we seize the train God is inviting us to board?

Seize the Opportunity for Reaching: We Are in a Time of Harvest

The fields are ripe, and God is stirring His people to action.

Seize the Opportunity for Revelation: We Are in a Time of Hunger

There’s a growing spiritual hunger for truth, both inside and outside the church.

Seize the Opportunity for Resilience: We Are in a Time of Refreshing

Even in trials, God is pouring out His Spirit, offering renewal and strength.

Seize the Opportunity for Returning: We Are in a Time of Restoring

The church is being restored to its original design—a family united by love and mission.

Seize the Opportunity for Reproducing: We Are in a Time of Multiplying

God’s work is multiplying as we focus on disciple-making and spiritual growth.

Seize the Opportunity for Releasing: We Are in a Time of Displaying

The church is stepping into a season of vibrant, authentic faith that reflects God’s glory.

Seize the Opportunity for Radiance: We Are in a Time of Refining

God is preparing His people to shine brighter than ever.

Seize the Opportunity for Rejoicing: We Are in a Time of Favor

This is a season to celebrate the extravagant love of the Father.

As you stand at the threshold, remember: His Spirit empowers you to step into the abundant life He’s promised. Open your hands to release what holds you back, and take hold of the life-changing invitation before you. The conductor is calling—will you get on board?