The Spirit meets us not with control, but with disruption.

It does not tidy our world—it sets it ablaze.

The gift of the Spirit is not private inspiration but public proclamation.

God speaks in every language, to every people, with no gatekeepers.

Where once confusion scattered nations, now understanding draws them together.

This is not uniformity, but unity through difference.

The Church is born not in silence, but in sound—a sound that breaks barriers and creates communion.

The Spirit’s work is not for display. It sends us out, translated into the lives of others.

To receive the Spirit is to be made radically available to God and neighbour.

The marvels of God aren’t locked in one culture, one language, or one people.

They are poured out for the world—in every voice willing to speak, and every heart willing to listen.

Acts 2:1-11, Romans 8:8-17, John 14:15-16,​23-26