Ephesians 5, looking at verses 15 to 33, the title of this message is, what does the Holy Spirit look like?

What does the Holy Spirit look like?

I'm asking this question because many of you came out of churches like I did where there was a lot of bizarre things that went on in the church.

Folks, you know, trying out for the track team running around.

Others were trying for some, you know, acrobatic kind of thing,

flipping off the pews and, you know, doing all.

And then when you ask him, why did you do that? Well, the Spirit of the Lord

came upon me. The Lord moved me. And so it came known that when something like that was going

on, back off, don't you dare say anything against it because the Spirit of the Lord

led me to do that. And I've seen, I've been around a long time and I've seen some bizarre things.

So it's the purpose of the Spirit of God to come upon us is to enable us to do bizarre things at church.

So I am a very practical person.

If the Spirit of God is to come upon me, is to live within me, well, what would that look like?

What would that enable or empower me to do if I said the Spirit of God is in me?

This is what this message is all about.

Now, Christianity has been compared to a walk, a walk with God.

We see Adam walked with God in the cool of the day in Genesis 3.

Enoch walked with God and was not for God took him.

God told Abraham to walk before me in Genesis 17.

Walk before me and be blameless.

David said in Psalm 23, verse 4,

yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death,

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