Pentecost doesn't end when the fire falls. It ends when the people go out.

On the Day of Pentecost, something was unleashed in the world — a presence, a power, a person — that has never stopped moving. The Spirit of God, poured out on all flesh, has been wind and fire and breath and groaning ever since. And the question that follows every Pentecost is the same one the first disciples had to answer: now that we've been set on fire, what do we do with it?

This summer, we're spending six weeks living inside that question together.

Spirit Move is a series about what it means to be a people of the Spirit — not just in theory, but in the ordinary, sometimes bewildering, always surprising texture of daily life. We'll ask what a Spirit-shaped life actually looks like from the outside. We'll explore the gifts the Spirit has placed in each of our hands, and for whom. We'll sit with the Spirit's mysterious work when we have no words left. And we'll practice what it means to keep in step with a God who is always already moving.

Whether you're newly baptized or decades into the journey, this series is an invitation to notice where the Spirit is at work — and to move with it.

Come. There's wind in the room.

Series Themes by Week

Week 1 — Wind and Fire (Acts 2:1-21) What actually happened at Pentecost, and why does it still matter?

Week 2 — Fruit (Galatians 5:16-26) What does a Spirit-shaped life look like from the outside?

Week 3 — Gifted (1 Corinthians 12:1-13) What has the Spirit placed in your hands, and for whom?

Week 4 — The Most Excellent Way (1 Corinthians 13) What holds all the gifts together?

Week 5 — Groaning (Romans 8:18-27) What does the Spirit do when we have no words left?

Week 6 — Keep in Step (Galatians 5:25; John 16:12-15) What does it mean to follow the Spirit's lead day by day?