What does Pentecost really look like? Is it a rushing wind and tongues of flame, or is it the quiet breath of Christ shared behind closed doors? In this week’s Sunday Spark, Pastor Zach explores both Pentecost stories—one loud and public, one intimate and personal—and invites us to see how the Holy Spirit still moves through heart, breath, tongues, and fire.

This message reflects on the Spirit as a force that connects rather than divides, reminding us that language is meant to build compassion, not barriers. From the crowds in Acts to Jesus breathing peace in John’s Gospel, and even to John Wesley’s “heart strangely warmed,” this sermon points us to a God who keeps showing up in surprising ways—sometimes with power, and sometimes in the quiet moments we almost miss.

Where is the Spirit speaking to you today? And how might God be calli ...