Baptism Of Holy Spirit
The "Baptism of the Holy Spirit" refers to a significant spiritual experience described in the New Testament, wherein believers are empowered by the Holy Spirit for ministry and service. This concept is closely linked to the teachings of Jesus and the events of Pentecost. In Acts 1:4-5, Jesus instructs His disciples to wait in Jerusalem for the "promise of the Father," which is identified as the baptism of the Holy Spirit, contrasting it with the water baptism performed by John. Subsequently, in Acts 2:1-4, the disciples experience this baptism as they are filled with the Holy Spirit, speaking in tongues and proclaiming God's wonders.Theologically, the Baptism of the Holy Spirit is often understood as a distinct experience that empowers believers for effective witness and ministry. This is supported by passages such as Acts 1:8, where Jesus promises that the Holy Spirit will empower believers to be His witnesses. Additionally, 1 Corinthians 12:13 teaches that all believers, regardless of their background, are baptized into one body by the Spirit, emphasizing the unifying aspect of this experience within the Church. The Baptism of the Holy Spirit thus signifies both an individual empowerment for ministry and a communal identity as members of Christ's body.
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Clothed With Power From on High
By Les Wheeldon3.5K54:16JOS 3:17LUK 24:45ACT 20:281CO 10:13HEB 10:32JAS 1:121PE 4:12In this sermon, the speaker discusses the disciples' experience after Jesus' resurrection. He emphasizes that the disciples were still struggling to understand and were not yet filled with the Holy Spirit. The speaker highlights the disciples' doubts and discouragements, including their desire for Jesus to restore the kingdom of Israel and their fear of persecution. However, the speaker encourages the audience to persevere and walk with Jesus through tough times. The sermon concludes with a reference to Luke 24:49, where Jesus promises to send the power of the Holy Spirit upon the disciples.
The Baptism of the Holy Spirit Part 1
By Billy Strachan2.2K42:23EXO 7:10In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the topic of the Holy Spirit. They mention that they have been studying and preparing for this subject for many years. The speaker then provides a list of Bible verses that they will refer to throughout the lecture. They also highlight the distinction between the church being an organism rather than an organization and explain that the baptism of the Holy Spirit unites believers into this organism. The speaker concludes by stating that there can never be another Pentecost and that there are seven references to the baptism of the Holy Spirit in the Bible, five of which are prophetic, one is historic, and one is for teaching purposes.
The Baptism of the Holy Spirit Part 2
By Billy Strachan1.4K47:51MAT 3:7LUK 23:46JHN 1:29JHN 3:17ACT 2:36ACT 2:38In this sermon, John the Baptist emphasizes that his baptism and forgiveness of sins is not enough for the people. He tells them to wait for someone greater who will give them new life through the Holy Spirit. The people ask what they can do in the meantime, and John tells them to be generous and share with those in need. He also warns the tax collectors to not rely on their lineage but to produce fruits of repentance. Overall, John's preaching focuses on preparing the people for the coming of salvation and the importance of a transformed life.