His Presence Produces Power // Hosting His Presence // Pastor Aaron Chapman // Alive Church

Have you ever wondered why so many believers know about God, but still live without the power of God in their everyday lives? In this life-changing message, “His Presence Produces Power // Hosting His Presence,” Pastor Aaron Chapman reveals how the presence of God is not just something to acknowledge—but something to host. When we truly value His presence, we begin to experience His strength, boldness, healing, and supernatural power working through our lives. This sermon calls believers higher—into deeper intimacy, greater boldness, and a lifestyle marked by the supernatural power of the Holy Spirit. God is everywhere, but there is a difference between knowing He is present and actively hosting His presence in your life. When we intentionally seek Him, honor Him, and live with a healthy fear of the Lord, we begin to experience His power in a tangible way. As written in 1 Corinthians 2:4, the Gospel is not just words—but a demonstration of the Spirit and of power. We were never meant to live powerless lives. In a generation that needs truth, freedom, and revival, God is raising up believers who are both practical and powerful. Acts 1:8 reminds us that we receive power (dunamis) when the Holy Spirit comes upon us—not just for ourselves, but to be bold witnesses. From healing (Luke 5:17) to strength in weakness (2 Corinthians 12:9), to the transforming power of the Gospel (Romans 1:16), God’s power is available to every believer today. Through the story of Moses, we see how God meets us in seasons of pain, confusion, and even failure. Midian represents those places where life feels unfamiliar and broken—but it’s often there that God begins to prepare us for purpose. Time doesn’t heal all wounds, but God does. When we stop relying on our own strength and begin to depend fully on Him, His power flows through our lives, breaking shame and leading us into freedom. This message also highlights the importance of the Holy Spirit, including the baptism of the Holy Spirit