Disciples are truly born again, baptized in the Holy Spirit, and experiencing the empowering, leading, and purifying work of the Spirit in their life.

(Exodus 31:1–3; Numbers 11:17, 25–26, 29; 1 Samuel 10:6–10; 16:13–14; John 3:16; 7:37–39; 14:16–17, 25–26; Acts 1:4–5, 8; 13:9–11; 16:6–10; Romans 8:1–17; 1 Corinthians 12:4–7; Galatians 5:22–23)

• Disciples have experienced the new birth, know the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit, and know that the Holy Spirit is God, worthy of adoration along with the Father and the Son.
• Disciples seek to be baptized in the Holy Spirit, with the initial physical evidence of speaking in tongues, and connect this experience with increased intimacy with God and with empowerment for mission in reaching the lost.
• Disciples enjoy a clear conscience and are growing in self-discipline and personal holiness, allowing the Holy Spirit to purify and transform their mind and heart, and embodying the fruit of the Spirit and the virtues of a transformed life.
• Disciples know their God-given gifts and talents, and, with the help of the Spirit, use them in all areas of life.
• Disciples grow in creativity and innovation, allowing the Spirit to lead them in all aspects of life.