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Jeremiah Tipton warns charismatic believers not to mistake excitement for the Holy Spirit's work. Real faith produces tangible transformation in your life, not just emotional highs. He urges you to examine what your faith actually changes.
Jeremiah Tipton warns charismatic believers not to mistake excitement for the Holy Spirit's work. Real faith produces tangible transformation in your life, not just emotional highs. He urges you to examine what your faith actually changes.
Now, this is where you have to be discerning. Just because someone is hyping you emotionally doesn't mean that they're stirring your faith spiritually. Look, I'm charismatic. I believe in the gifts of the Holy Spirit, and I know that you do too. But let's just be honest, in our circles, one of the problems that we have is that people mistake hype for the power of the Holy Spirit. And the difference is always going to be, where does that faith point? What does that faith result in? How does that bring forth transformation, even if just incremental? How does that actually cause effect? In the life of the believer.
