He's been saying "Good morning, Holy Spirit" every single day since second grade. And the way he sees people because of it will make you want to do the same.
Scott Ingegneri is a pastor, author, songwriter, dad of four, and CEO of ACT International — a missions organization that supports over 500 creative and innovative ministries around the world. But the story that sets the tone for everything he does goes all the way back to a soccer field, a kid named Eddie, and a question his parents asked that changed his relationship with the Holy Spirit forever.
In part one of this conversation, Scott talks about what it means to stay curious about people instead of writing them off, why asking the Holy Spirit for perspective before you react might be the most practical spiritual discipline there is, and what it looks like to do that not just with strangers but with the people closest to you — your kids, your spouse, the relationships where you think you already know the whole story.
We also get into what Scott calls releasing the dreamers — the conviction that God placed something creative and purposeful inside every person, and that fear is the primary thing keeping most people from ever finding out what it is. If you've been afraid to dream, or if you've quietly stopped, this conversation is going to stir something back up.
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