Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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My Concern
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Satan is busily finding ways to divide us to weaken our witness for Jesus Christ...
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Suspicious of each other...
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We Receive Power by the Holy Spirit
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The proof one is baptized in the Holy Spirit is effective witness regarding Jesus Christ.
You know if someone is baptized in the Holy Spirit by their fruit/actions
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The Holy Spirit is the Third Person of the Godhead
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The Holy Spirit is a Person, not a liquid or a charm
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The Holy Spirit Does at Least Seven Things
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1. Teaches
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2. Convicts
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3. Directs God’s Work
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4. Helps and Intercedes
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5. Seals Us for the Day of Redemption
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6. Inspires
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7. Makes Us Holy
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The Holy Spirit:
Teaches
Convicts
Directs God’s Work
Helps and Intercedes
Seals Us for the Day of Redemption
Inspires
Makes Us Holy
The Holy Spirit became Available to Us in Full Power at Pentecost
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Pentecost: from the adjective meaning “fiftieth,” a reference to the fifty days between the beginning of the Feast of Unleavened Bread and the Feast of the First Fruits
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Prophesy: Tell, Reveal, Foretell
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We Must Be Baptized in the Holy Spirit
We Must Ask for the Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit Causes Us to Be Effective Witnesses for God
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John the Baptist
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How we treat each other is a powerful witness for good or evil
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