Through the prophet Joel, God makes a sweeping promise: a day is coming when He will pour out His Spirit on all people—not just the prophets, not just the priests, not just the chosen few. Sons and daughters will prophesy. Old men will dream dreams. Young men will see visions. Even servants—those society often overlooked—will be filled with the Spirit. This was radical then. It’s still radical now.
Devotional
There was a time when only certain people were filled with the Spirit—prophets, kings, select leaders. But Joel’s words cracked that wide open. God said, “I will pour out my Spirit on all people.” Not just the spiritual elite. Not just the educated. Not just the men. All people.
That means you. Right now. Wherever you are. Whether you feel “spiritual enough” or not. Whether you’re leading a ministry or just trying to make it through the day. If you belong to Jesus, the Spirit of God has been poured out on you.
This isn’t about personality—it’s about power. The Spirit brings life, truth, boldness, and vision. He stirs things in us we never thought we could carry. He breaks barriers. He opens mouths. He gives dreams that defy our own expectations.
And here’s the most beautiful part: God isn’t stingy with His Spirit. He pours it out. He floods. He overflows. This is not a dropper of blessing—it’s a downpour. The Holy Spirit isn’t for the stage—it’s for the street. For the home. For the ordinary people who say yes to God.
Action
Today, ask the Holy Spirit to fill you again. Not just to feel something, but to do something with it. Speak truth, encourage someone, pray boldly. Don’t wait to be “ready”—if God’s Spirit is in you, you already are.
Prayer
Holy Spirit, thank You for coming not just to a few, but to all. I receive You today—Your power, Your presence, and Your purpose in my life. Use me to speak, to love, to dream, and to build what matters. Fill me up, and pour me out. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Thought for the Day
The Spirit of God is not reserved—it’s poured out. And you are included.