We’re called to be righteous, but there’s no way we can walk morally upright on our own. The world and its temptations constantly pull at our human minds. Good news? We don’t have to walk in our own strength. The Holy Spirit indwells us and gives us what we need to emerge triumphant over the world’s temptations. Rejoice! Sing His praise! He is there for you this minute, and the next, and the next, and the…..
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