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today's devotional. Hey, thanks for joining us on the Daily Drive today. My name is Bro, and we are

walking through some highlights in a book called The Book of Acts, which is the history of

the early church. All kinds of humble, faithful, courageous people are in this book, but I'm telling

you, the star of the story is the Holy Spirit of God. We've already seen him empower ordinary men and

women, equip them to do what they could not do on their own. We've seen him convictive sin and

draw thousands of people to turn toward the God who their own. We've seen him convictive sin and draw thousands of people

to turn toward the God who loves them. We have witnessed the way he speaks and guides and prompts

and what happens when people follow his lead. Mark Batterson in his book Wild Goose Chase

writes about how the Celtic Christians had a unique name for the Holy Spirit. They called him on God gloss or the wild goose.

They saw God's spirit as something, someone that could not be tracked or tamed. There's an element of

danger and an air of unpredictability surrounding him. Mark writes about having what he calls an inverted

relationship with God. He says this. Instead of

following the spirit, we invite the spirit to follow us. Instead of serving God's purposes,

we want him to serve our purposes. And while this may seem like a subtle distinction, it makes an

ocean of difference. The result of this inverted relationship with God

is not just a self-absorbed spirituality that leaves us feeling empty, it's also the difference

between spiritual boredom and spiritual adventure. I'm learning that if you chase the wild goose,

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