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The Promise Announced
Do not depart but wait … (why)
This should be a warning sign for every church in the world!
We are called to do something that ONLY God can finish.
We can draw a crowd with the Holy Spirit, but we cannot build a church.
If those who lived with Jesus for 3 years cannot do this without the Holy Spirit (neither can we).
John baptized with water, BUT you will BE baptized with the Holy Spirit.
You will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you,
Receive: focuses on the receiving instead of the giving.
Tempting to focus on the WHERE (Jerusalem, Judea …)
But we a miss out on the WHAT (will receive power of Holy Spirit)
We have been given something… WE HAVE BEEN EMPOWERED
When God calls it power ….
ITS POWER
And you will be my witness …
Our gift of the Holy Spirit DIRECTLY tied to our mission to spread Gospel
And our mission is worldwide.
The Promise Applied
The official entry of the Holy Spirit
Active at different times throughout History
This can be considered the birth of the NT church
It started with the entry of the Holy Spirit
His entry perfectly fits with why we are told He came
There is a visible and audible evidence of the Holy Spirit moving
Initially and most powerfully witness be those in Christ
Holy Spirit also touches interest of those outside of the church
Those we are send to witness to
Peter, speaks up and shares the Gospel where the Spirit is at work
Peter here – Represent all of us and any of us
He was filled with the Holy Spirit
HE was witness to the Holy working in others
He obediently joined the Holy Spirit at work (and spoke up)
He shared the gospel with amazing clarity
(~10 day s before – THE GREAT COMMISSION)
Now this BEAUTIFUL experience of how it works time and again.
The Promise Continued
Pentecost saw thousand come to know Christ and receive the Holy Spirit
Massive growth soon saw immense persecution – dispersed
We find out (unsurprisingly) It’s all a part of Gods plan.
The rest of the Acts detail the spread of the gospel (as was told in )
One of those stories is again involves Peter and UNEXPECTED recipients.
(Tell story of Peter and Cornelius - Act chapter 10)
Peter has some explaining to do with some Jewish critics
He gives full explanation of what happened – then listen to this
15 As I began to speak, the Holy Spirit fell on them just as on us at the beginning.
16 And I remembered the word of the Lord, how he said, ‘John baptized with water, but you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit.’
“We just covered that.
There no new information here.”
Holy Spirit moved in them (Gentiles) just as on us (Jews)
JUST HAS HE HAS MOVED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD SINC THEN
And still does today
It could have talked about so many ways that we are empowered by the Holy Spirit
Assurance of salvation
Discernment of truth
Giver of our Spiritual Gift
ALL ARE TRUE AND MORE
Could there be any more important truth?
WE ARE EMPOWERED TO SPREAD THE GOSPEL MESSAGE AND JOIN THE HOLY SPIRIT AT WORK TO BRING PEOPLE FROM DEATH TO LIFE.
[1] The Holy Bible: English Standard Version (Wheaton, IL: Crossway Bibles, 2016), .
[2] The Holy Bible: English Standard Version (Wheaton, IL: Crossway Bibles, 2016), .
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