Ross identifies how the Holy Spirit is evident in the believer’s life by the expression of the centrality of Jesus, humility and love, and how God Himself is manifest in the exercise of spiritual gifts in the gathering of believers.
In our endeavour to appreciate the spiritual reality of the things of God we consider the spiritual substance behind the narrative of the giving of the Law at Mt. Sinai.
The revelation of the things of the Spirit of the Lord, this being our only avenue to the knowledge of the Lord and His Way, comes to us invariably in the way of the cross, in the course of practical, daily life.
We see that the fellowship of which Luke speaks in Acts 2:42 is central to the eternal purpose of God, and involves the building of the complete Man, which is Jesus Christ corporately in His Church. This fellowship has a very practical outworking in…
We see how the fellowship we share as believers in Jesus, is the fellowship of the Father and His Son, and is essentially spiritual before anything else, and is thus a matter of seeing by the illumination of the Holy Spirit.