Drunk in the spirit. A phrase that I used to skim over quickly when reading the Bible. Or think to myself, really? It was something I thought may be possible today . . . but I would never see it.
Not anymore. I have seen it. The last night at camp it spread like a wild fire. It lasted over 4 hours. It started with Nemo, one of the guys from the youth group, and his prayer and cry for others to see the Holy Spirit in him and to be changed by it. It ended with over 25 students, all at varies stages in their walks with the Lord, praising God with everything in them, through song and words, and moving around the room praying for one person after another.
It reminded me of the day of pentecost mentioned in the book of Acts. The start of the christian church and revival. I wouldn't be surprised if a revival starts here on the island of Saaremaa. Currently less than 1% of Estonians are Christians. This number will grow.
Drunk in the spirit. I now have a better idea of what heaven will look like. Praising God without another thought or care in the world. Our whole bodies shouting out and praising God for His: power, love, holiness and much more.
A body of believers praising and worshiping God together. It is a beautiful thing.
Our God is bigger
Our God is stronger
Our God is higher than any other
Our God is healer
Awesome in power
Our God, Our God
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