Podcasts about holy spirit through

In this episode of The Integrated Life podcast, Diana shares a word that she believes God has given her for this time. This word is linked to the birth, life, death, burial, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. It brings forth wonder and glory from heaven. Mark 9:8 (AMP) Suddenly they looked around and no longer saw anyone with them, except Jesus alone. Listen and learn about the power of suddenly.   Connect with Diana: integratedpurposemanagement.com Like us on Facebook Follow us on LinkedIn Quick Episode Summary: Diana highlights the word “suddenly” as the topic of this episode Diana discusses how the word “suddenly” is mentioned throughout scripture Suddenlies bring wonder: the reverent awe of God  In the birth announcement of Jesus there were two suddenlies  Can we find moments to drop everything and be alone with Jesus suddenly?  Jesus suddenly appears at the tomb three days after his death  Jesus suddenly appears once on the road to Emmaus and again to the disciples  The sudden glory of God appears to the disciples to reveal His ascension to Heaven  We must be consistently pursuing God and anticipating the return of our savior  Acts 2 tells us of the disciples being suddenly filled with the Holy Spirit  Through the Holy Spirit we can experience God's glory, awe, and wonder 

Father gives a current example of a Baptist Deacon receiving the Holy Spirit Through the radio.

Surrender to the Holy Spirit Through the Flame of Love by DMR

SERIES: BEING THE CHURCHMESSAGE: Biblical CommunityTEXT: Acts 2:41-47MESSAGE BY: Pastor John Shaw1. God calls all believers into Biblical Community- Called to devotion- Called to compassion- Called to frequency2. God works in and through His Community- Through the Holy Spirit- Through wonders and signs- Through Generosity- Through Love and Unity3. God blesses His Community- Community was and is life-giving- Community met the needs of the people- Community brought joy in Him and in each other- Community was added to them daily- Community was marked by unity- Community overflowed with love, sincerity, and thanksgivingAction Steps1. Commit to “doing life together” with other Christ-followers2. Seek out a Community Group in which to experience redemptive community3. Find ways to use your gifts and talents to accomplish the mission of the churchCommunity Group Follow-Up Questions1. Why did God give us the church community?2. Why is it so important to be a participant in community and not just a spectator of community?3. How has God used others to help you in your walk with God?4. What is it about a close group of friends that makes you feel welcome and safe— with whom you can share anything?5. How has Biblical community been “life-giving” for you?6. How did God respond to the commitment level of these early Christians?

We're used to spotting the Holy Spirit as a major character in the New Testament… but is he a new character there? Does the Spirit have a big role to play in the Old Testament, and are there things to learn about him there? Of course, we think the answer is yes, but it's surprising how we often don't treat the Spirit or our Bible that way! We referenced a few resources today: There's a previous episode about Samson, no longer available on iTunes - so we're going to rerelease it next week as he's an amazing character to explore. Richard Hays' book Reading Backwards Christopher Wright's book Knowing the Holy Spirit Through the Old Testament Thanks for listening to this episode of the House of Learning podcast. This podcast is produced by Westside: A Jesus Church in Portland, Oregon. If you've enjoyed this episode, please leave us a review, subscribe, and share with someone. And if you have a question you'd like us to chat about, please let us know!

Main Point: Jesus welcomes His enemies to be His people. Applications: HOW does Jesus welcome His enemies to be His people? Through the drawing of the Holy Spirit Through the plan of the Father Through the sacrifice of the Son Through the ministry of the church

The Book of Acts is often referred to as "The Acts of the Apostles."  While this is the most traditional title, it is not necessarily the most accurate as most of the apostles are not named. Another possible title often considered is, "The Acts of the Holy Spirit."  Again, while the Holy Spirit is prominent in the events of the book, this view diminishes the work of Christ through the apostles. As we begin a new series on the book of Acts, we consider a third possible title.  Although longer than the rest, it sums up the realities of the events recorded in this book.  We therefore, consider the title as, "The Continuing Words and Deeds of Jesus by the Holy Spirit Through the Apostles." Thank you for listening to today's lesson.  May you be blessed as we study God's Word together.

The Acts of the Holy Spirit Through the First Church

4-8-2018 Weekly Messages Contemplation of the Week: Psalm 56:1-13 Text: Isaiah 40: 25-41 Title of the Word: Victorious life in the power of the Holy Spirit Through the prophet Isaiah the servant of  God once again declared who He is to the world: ” To whom then will ye liken me, or shall I be ...

What do we need to do in order to experience the outpouring of the Holy Spirit? Through this message, Gary Ham remind us of something basic. Prayer and godly lives. Doing good to others will make a difference in this world. Matthew 5:16 states “In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven”.

Joy in the Glory of God on Display in Jesus by the Holy Spirit Through the Gospel - Stephen Burch From the MCF service on 11-14-11. For more teachings and other resources from Melchizedek House of Prayer, visit our web site at http://www.mzhop.org