Fullness of the Spirit
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What Is the Fulness of the Spirit?
By Peter Brandon857:51PSA 42:1MAT 5:6JHN 7:37ACT 4:24ROM 8:91CO 6:19GAL 5:22EPH 3:17EPH 5:18PHP 1:6Peter Brandon explores the fullness of the Spirit, emphasizing the importance of being filled with the Holy Spirit for a vibrant Christian life. He shares personal anecdotes to illustrate the necessity of relying on Scripture rather than human opinions, and he discusses the transformative power of the Holy Spirit in a believer's life. Brandon highlights that true fullness comes from a deep relationship with Christ, characterized by love, joy, and a commitment to living under His sovereignty. He encourages believers to cultivate a hunger for spiritual depth, engage in self-examination, and fully surrender to God to experience the fullness of the Spirit. Ultimately, he calls for a revival of spiritual fervor within the church, urging believers to seek a deeper relationship with the Holy Spirit.
Selflessness Brings Fullness
By Phil Beach Jr.381:15:10PHP 2:3Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the transformative power of selflessness in his sermon 'Selflessness Brings Fullness.' He shares the story of a woman burdened for the lost, illustrating that true spiritual fire comes from being crushed and broken, allowing Christ's life to flow through us. The sermon encourages believers to embrace their trials as God's tools for growth, leading to a deeper understanding of His love and a call to lay down their lives for others. Beach highlights that selflessness is essential for experiencing the fullness of the Holy Spirit, which empowers us to serve and love others effectively.
The Coming Great Revival - Part 3
By Andrew Murray1GAL 5:16Andrew Murray emphasizes the necessity of walking and being filled with the Holy Spirit as essential for a vibrant Christian life. He explains that true believers must not only live by the Spirit but also actively walk in the Spirit, which involves crucifying the flesh and its desires. Murray highlights that the power of the Christian life comes from the Spirit alone, and that believers must recognize the flesh as their greatest enemy. He encourages Christians to seek the fullness of the Spirit through faith, surrender, and a deep desire for God's presence. Ultimately, Murray calls for a revival that is rooted in the Spirit's transformative power, enabling believers to live out their faith authentically.