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FROM CROSS TO PENTECOST
Use laptop & cross
Acts 2:1; Matthew 3:11
First Pentecost fire killed 3000, next Pentecost fire saved 3000 people
Everything without power will come to a stop, everything with power can come to a new start
You can’t run on batteries for long, you need power.
Discipline, gifts, programs are batteries
Language is not the goal, power is
July 4, 1776 – George III, King of England said “Nothing of any importance happened today.”
Church is stuck between Cross & Pentecost
John saw Jesus as Baptizer before He saw Him as Lamb
Goal is not to get to the cross but through the cross to Pentecost
Salvation – being born again is a door but there is also a life behind that door
Pentecost is experience not denomination
Calvary is place of PARDON, Pentecost is place of POWER
Bethlehem is GOD IS WITH US, Calvary is GOD IS FOR US, Pentecost is GOD IS IN US
Harvest is the heart of the Pentecost, there would be RESULTS with POWER
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