Eternity Series: The Holy Spirit
- Hannah Leigh
- Mar 19
- 4 min read
Updated: May 26

Welcome Back
Hey hey hey! What’s up, fam?! How was y’all’s February? For me—whew—season is HERE, and I have been crazy busy. Let me keep it real with you—the enemy has been trying HARD to distract me from getting this blog done. Usually, I’m way more prepared, but here I am, writing this on Sunday, the same week it’s supposed to go out. But you know what? We made it. I’m here, you’re here, and I’m ready to dive in!
Last month, we talked about the Father. The month before that, we talked about the Son. And this month, we’re wrapping it all up with the final part of the Trinity—the Holy Spirit! To be honest, I didn’t really acknowledge who He was for a long time. My first real encounter with Him was just a few years ago. So today, I want to share who He is, what He does, and why you need Him in your life.
Who Is the Holy Spirit?
The Holy Spirit is God, just like Jesus. I know—it’s a little mind-blowing. The Trinity is one God in three persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Think about water: it can be ice, liquid, or steam, but it’s still H₂O. In the same way, God is three in one—different forms, but the same essence.
And here’s the thing—the Holy Spirit is the Spirit of Truth (John 16:13). In a world filled with lies and confusion, even if you don’t realize it, your soul craves truth. That’s why we NEED Him.
What Does the Holy Spirit Do?
The Holy Spirit isn’t just some Casper-like ghost floating around—He is real, powerful, and personal. When you accept Jesus as your Savior, repent, and receive the gift of salvation, the Holy Spirit comes to live inside of you (1 Corinthians 6:19). That’s HUGE! That means your body is literally a temple where God dwells—so taking care of yourself through rest, eating well, and moving your body isn’t just physical; it’s spiritual too.
But beyond that, He guides, teaches, and strengthens you. He gives you discernment to navigate life’s twists and turns. One of His biggest roles? Conviction.
Let me be clear—God does NOT condemn; He convicts.
Condemnation pushes you away from God, making you feel unworthy and stuck in shame. Conviction, though? It pulls you closer to Him, gently correcting you and helping you grow. It’s how He transforms us to be more like Jesus.
Why You Need the Holy Spirit
I have to pause and get personal here—I am not who I was. If you met me 10 years ago, 5 years ago, even 2 months ago, you wouldn’t recognize the person I am right now, sitting here typing this blog.
That’s the power of the Holy Spirit. He changes you from the inside out. He gives you spiritual strength, wisdom, and power to walk in your purpose. So today, I declare in Jesus’ name that He will do the same for you—that He will keep growing you just like He’s growing me so that we can all reflect His glory in everything we do.
So why do you need Him? Simple. The Holy Spirit helps you:
Know God personally
Grow in faith
Overcome sin
Find peace and direction
Live out God’s purpose for your life—both now and for eternity
And that last part? Eternity matters, but the Holy Spirit isn’t just about the life to come—it’s about equipping you to live fully and purposefully here and now. Through His guidance, as we walk in truth, peace, and strength every day, we are being prepared to one day spend eternity with the Trinity, all because of our obedience to the Spirit and God's word.
Accepting Jesus & Receiving the Holy Spirit
If you’ve read this and felt something stir in your heart—if you’re ready to invite the Holy Spirit into your life—let’s do it together. It’s simple. Say this prayer in your heart:
“Dear God, I believe that Jesus is my Savior. I accept Your Holy Spirit into my life, and I ask You to guide, teach, and change me. Thank You for Your love, Your truth, and Your grace. Help me walk in Your power every day. Amen.”
This is just the first step into a life of purpose, strength, and intimacy with God. If you just prayed that—welcome to the family!
What Can You Take Away From This?
Let’s be real—the Holy Spirit isn’t some far-off mystery. He’s here, He’s real, and He’s working in ways you may not even see yet. He’s your source of wisdom when you’re unsure, your strength when you feel weak, and your comfort when life gets heavy. He’s not about guilt trips or shame—He’s about transformation and truth.
Here’s something to think about: What would change if you let Him lead? If you leaned into His guidance and trusted His voice in your daily life? This month, I challenge you to slow down, ask Him to reveal Himself, and see what happens when you truly let Him in.
If this is hitting home, let’s keep this conversation going! Drop your thoughts in the comments, share this with someone who needs it, and don’t forget to subscribe below so you never miss a post. We’re in this together!
Discussion Question
Take a moment to reflect on today’s blog post and share your thoughts in the comments! I’d love to hear your perspective and learn how I can support you on this journey of exploring faith. My hope is to create a safe, welcoming space where we can come together, share ideas, and have meaningful conversations about life, purpose, and what it all means.
Today’s question is: What’s one area of your life where you feel the Holy Spirit could make the biggest impact if you let Him lead?





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