Living in the Spirit

What if our spiritual lives feel more like running outdated software—capable of more, yet strangely stuck? In this message by Christopher Spolar, everyday scenes of family life and phone updates become windows into Paul’s stark contrast between walking “in the flesh” and “in the Spirit” (Galatians 5). Naming sexuality, religion, relationships, and pleasure as contested places of desire, we’re led beyond moral striving toward surrender. Life in the Spirit emerges not as rare experiences, but as an ordinary, hidden transformation of character—love slowly displacing self.