In this message from our Forgotten God series, Pastor Greg Colbert teaches us how to develop greater sensitivity to the Holy Spirit and recognize what may be fighting against His work in our lives. Scripture tells us, “Do not quench the Spirit.” — 1 Thessalonians 5:19 NKJV Every day, there is a battle between the flesh and the Spirit. And the truth is simple: what you feed will lead. If we want to become more like Jesus, we have to stop feeding the part of us that continually fights against the Spirit who is forming Jesus in us. In this message, we learn about: • Developing spiritual sensitivity • Recognizing the battle between the flesh and the Spirit • How sin affects our relationship with God and others • Radical obedience • Radical separation • Radical responsiveness • Radical formation • Feeding the Spirit instead of feeding the flesh “Walk in the Spirit, and you shall not fulfill the lust of the flesh.” — Galatians 5:16 NKJV Our prayer is simple: Holy Spirit, form Christ in me until what You desire increasingly becomes what I desire. If this message encouraged you, share it with someone and subscribe for more messages from Thrive City Church. #ThriveCityChurch #ForgottenGod #HolySpirit #WhatYouFeedWillLead #PastorGregColbert

What filter are you using to see God? In Check Your Filter, we explore how our experiences, relationships, and beliefs can shape the way we view God—and how a distorted view of the Father can affect our ability to trust and receive the Holy Spirit. Pastor Greg teaches that we cannot become more like Jesus without submitting to the same Spirit that formed and empowered Jesus. But before we can fully embrace the gift, we must answer an important question: Can I trust the Father? A misrepresentation of God leads to misalignment in us. Discover how to replace unhealthy filters with the truth of God’s love, character, and generosity. Scriptures referenced include Matthew 25:24–26, John 16:7, John 14:16 & 26, John 15:26, and Luke 11:11–13. #CheckYourFilter #ForgottenGod #HolySpirit #PastorGreg #ThriveCityChurch

There’s more in you—not because of your own strength, but because of the Holy Spirit living within you. In this message, Pastor Greg explores the Person, presence, and power of the Holy Spirit. As we rediscover who the Holy Spirit is, we learn how to walk more like Jesus every day: with peace, obedience, discernment, humility, courage, and power. The Holy Spirit did not come only to give us supernatural moments. He came to produce a supernatural life. Scriptures referenced include John 16:5–7, Genesis 1:1–2, Psalm 51:11, Luke 3:21–22, Luke 4:1, Luke 4:14, Luke 4:18, and John 14:12. #ForgottenGod #HolySpirit #PastorGreg #ThriveCityChurch

What if what you’re seeing isn’t the whole story? In this powerful message from our Halftime series, Pastor Saryta Colbert walks through 2 Kings 6 to remind us that God’s perspective is always greater than our circumstances. When Elisha’s servant saw an army surrounding them, he saw defeat. But God opened his eyes to reveal what had already been there all along—heaven’s army. Maybe you’re in a season where all you can see are obstacles, setbacks, or uncertainty. This message is an invitation to look again and trust the God who is never caught off guard. Key Takeaways: • The enemy’s strategy only exists to magnify God’s sovereignty—not the enemy’s intelligence. • God is never playing catch-up. • Your eyes can see facts… and still miss truth. • Don’t mistake what you can see for all that is true. • Be careful not to let what you see become louder than God’s faithfulness. • We serve an “Already” God: • Already Done • Already Doing • Already Promised • God wants to be more than someone else’s story—He wants to be your story. Scripture: 📖 2 Kings 6:8–17 (NKJV) If this message encouraged you, be sure to Like, Subscribe, and Share it with someone who needs to remember that God is already at work—even when they can’t see it. 📍 Thrive City Church Avondale, Arizona #ThriveCityChurch #Halftime #LookAgain #PastorSarytaColbert #Faith #TrustGod #2Kings6 #ChristianSermon #SundayMessage #Jesus #Hope #AlreadyGod