 The Holy Spirit is the most misunderstood person I know. Unfortunately, within Christian culture, there exists an unrealistic perception of the Holy Spirit. When I mention the Holy Spirit, His presence, or His power, the response of some is to imagine chaotic church services, foolish actions, and loud emotional outbursts. This sort of perception is what leads many believers to become hesitant and skeptical whenever mentioned is made of the Holy Spirit, the spiritual gifts, praying in tongues, and so forth. But the Holy Spirit does not make you senseless and silly. He makes you sharp. The Holy Spirit's power is not found in chaos and noise. It's found in silence and stillness. We do not step into His manifested presence through activity and hype, but through quiet and reverence. Of course, there are moments when our agenda is disrupted by the Holy Spirit's agenda. There are appropriate times to become loud and bold with our praise. Certainly, the Holy Spirit's power can cause emotional responses, and the Holy Spirit does like to manifest His presence suddenly. This, of course, does not mean that there isn't order to the Holy Spirit's working. It just means that sometimes He has a different order in mind than we do. The Holy Spirit is lively, colorful, energetic, and spontaneous. He's the rushing wind that seemingly comes from nowhere. But He is also the whisper of the still, small voice. He is gentle and He is fierce. He is both the wind and the whisper. We mustn't stand inactive when He nudges us to move. We mustn't move when He asks us to stand still. In Acts chapter 2, the Holy Spirit whirls about the atmosphere, causing what seems to be chaos. Acts chapter 2 verse 2 says, There are two sides to the Holy Spirit. Two sides that confront two kinds of believers. Some believers seek only experience. They are desperate to feel the Holy Spirit and they doubt His presence if they don't. Other believers are skeptical and doubt moves of the Holy Spirit. They pride themselves in their ability to not be moved by what moves others. They mock and criticize the power of the Holy Spirit without even realizing they're mocking Him. The Holy Spirit's nature will always contradict the aspect of your nature that is least like Christ. Those who have an unhealthy desire to control everything are challenged by the Holy Spirit's wind-like and mysterious nature. Those who lack discipline and order are confronted by the Holy Spirit's gentle and intentional nature. He stirs the stagnant and He calms the chaotic. I'm David Diga Hernandez and that is your Moment of Truth. For more free videos like this and to stay directly connected with me just in case the social media giants kicked me off of preaching the truth, sign up to my free email list by going to davidherndandezministries.com. Thank you for watching EncounterTV. Don't forget to subscribe and click the notification bell. Also, help us spread the gospel of Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit. Make a one-time donation or become a monthly supporter by clicking on the donate link now.