Pentecost Sunday: What is the Holy Spirit doing? | John 16:7-15, Acts 2:37- 42 | Duane Brooks
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- Duane Brooks
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- Christian (Unspecified)
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- 35:47
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About this sermon
We are reminded that the Holy Spirit still moves today—not just to comfort us, but to confront us. To call us out of self-righteousness and into God’s righteousness. To turn our hearts toward repentance, obedience, and purpose. What is the Holy Spirit doing? Maybe the better question is: What can we obey? Message based on John 16:7-15; Acts 2:37-42. Quotes: Duane Brooks: There are so many funny jokes about hell. And you know who's not laughing about it? The people who are in hell. They're not laughing about it. Josh Howerton: Hell is the only place where it is fair. In hell everyone gets what they deserve. William Temple: Nobody can be indwelt by the Spirit of God and keep that Spirit to himself. For where the Spirit is, he flows forth. And where there is no flowing forth, he's not there. R.A. Torrey: If we think the Holy Spirit only has an impersonal power or influence, then our thought will constantly be, how can I get hold of that and think about Simon in Acts? How can I get hold of that and use the Holy Spirit? But if we think of him in the biblical way as a divine person, infinitely wise, infinitely holy, infinitely tender, then our thought will constantly be, how can the Holy Spirit get hold of and use me? To discover more messages of hope go to tallowood.org/sermons/. Follow us on Instagram, X, and YouTube @tallowoodbc. Follow us on FaceBook @tallowoodbaptist
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