I'm still thinking and reflecting on yesterday's morning worship service - the visit of the Melbourne Staff Songsters to Melbourne's 614 Corps in the heart of the city.
I must confess to harbouring my own personal reservations about so many aspects of the scheduled worship and fellowship time, yet recall coming away feeling fully blessed, inspired and challenged because of the Holy Spirit's interaction that took place - both corporately, individually and, most notably, personally.
Majors Brendan and Sandra Nottle are genuine servants of God who pursue godly vision in constantly expressing the love of God in action without barriers. The phenomenal assurance of God's grace at work in people's lives was very evident, and a visible evidence of the Spirit's 'invisible' personal interaction.
Tonight during rehearsal our executive officer, Major Judith Soeters, shared some of the known spiritual victories that were celebrated in God's presence yesterday, and I guess...no, I know... that many more spiritual fruits are 'in progress' even now.
The MSS sang Nathan Rowe's composition, Holy Spirit, Move in Me - and I echo that prayer once again deep within me.
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