Friday, January 16 | The Spirit's Testimony and Our Response
Day 5: The Spirit's Testimony and Our Response
Reading: Matthew 12:31-32; John 16:7-11
Devotional: The unforgivable sin isn't a single blasphemous word but a continual rejection of the Spirit's testimony about Jesus. The Spirit convicts, draws, and reveals truth. To persistently reject His work is to cut ourselves off from the only path to forgiveness—repentance. This should fill us with both sobering awareness and tremendous hope. If you're concerned about having committed this sin, that very concern proves you haven't. The unrepentant heart feels no conviction. But this truth also makes our mission urgent. People around us are rejecting the Spirit's call daily. We must faithfully proclaim Jesus, trusting the Spirit to work. Is there someone you've given up on? Pray again. Share again. The Spirit is still working, still calling, still drawing hearts to repentance.
Reading: Matthew 12:31-32; John 16:7-11
Devotional: The unforgivable sin isn't a single blasphemous word but a continual rejection of the Spirit's testimony about Jesus. The Spirit convicts, draws, and reveals truth. To persistently reject His work is to cut ourselves off from the only path to forgiveness—repentance. This should fill us with both sobering awareness and tremendous hope. If you're concerned about having committed this sin, that very concern proves you haven't. The unrepentant heart feels no conviction. But this truth also makes our mission urgent. People around us are rejecting the Spirit's call daily. We must faithfully proclaim Jesus, trusting the Spirit to work. Is there someone you've given up on? Pray again. Share again. The Spirit is still working, still calling, still drawing hearts to repentance.