Holy Spirit Conference

2026

After a very full weekend of teaching, worship, and response, you may be wondering, what comes next? This guide is intended to help you capture, remember, and carry forward what God has done in you or what the Spirit may have spoken to you. Below you’ll find a three-part framework to help you to reflect and respond to what God’s doing in your life.

Part 1: How did God move?

Choose one or two of the following questions to journal, pray through, or discuss with a friend to help you identify and name what God did during the conference. This may have been a word spoken to you, an invitation God is offering you, or something else.

• How would you sum up what God was saying to you at the conference in just a few words?

• Imagine these few days were a short story in the book of your life. What title would you give to what God might have been up to?

• What did God do in you? What changed in you?

• What were you asking God for? Did you sense him answer you in any way?
  
  
  

Part 2: What is your next step?

Considering your answers to Part 1, take time to pray and think through how God might be inviting you to respond to the work he began in you at the conference. Rather than getting caught up in a 30,000-foot view, ask God what is one step—the next right thing—for you to take to move you in the direction of obedience, growth, and stewardship.

Part 3: How will you take that step?

Having identified your next step(s), realistically consider how you are going to take it. Whether you need to start seeing a therapist or spiritual director, join a small group community or get more intentional with some of your close friends, who might you need to ask to join you on this journey? Furthermore, when will you take this next step? How will you adjust your schedule to make time and space for what God is doing? Take some time to name how you will move forward in stewardship of God’s invitation.

As you end your reflection, close in prayer thanking God for all he did at this conference and the ways he will bring that work to completion in the days and years to come.