scripture: acts 2:1-2:4

The Fullness of The Holy Spirit Pt. 2 (2023-5-21) Live Sunday Morning Service with Pastor Curtis Hutchinson

The Fullness of The Holy Spirit Pt. 2 (2023-5-21) Live Sunday Morning Service with Pastor Curtis Hutchinson

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Fr Steven G Rindahl

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We are pleased to provide you with worship services from Mayflower Congregational Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Mayflower is a growing inclusive church - Faith is a journey, God is good, Jesus saves, and the Spirit leads us to faith, hope and love.

We are pleased to provide you with worship services from Mayflower Congregational Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Mayflower is a growing inclusive church - Faith is a journey, God is good, Jesus saves, and the Spirit leads us to faith, hope and love.

We are pleased to provide you with worship services from Mayflower Congregational Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Mayflower is a growing inclusive church - Faith is a journey, God is good, Jesus saves, and the Spirit leads us to faith, hope and love.

Greater Life Church

Greater Life Church

Three Lakes Evangelical Free Church

Bro. Hughes reflects on Hurricane Harvey and how it affected our church and our community. He notes that in the Bible, often God moved or operated using a wind. God walking in the garden was a wind. The wind blowing meant that God was about to speak. The parting of the read sea was done with wind. At least four times in the life of the apostles, they were in a situation due to wind. The wind is a sign on the day of Pentecost. The wind is a product to a high pressure and low pressure system in the atmosphere. The wind flows from the high pressure to the low. Every time there is a major event where God uses wind, we see a major move of the spirit of God. Bro. Hughes then explores highs and lows and draws parallels to our spiritual life.

In Acts 2, on the day of Pentecost, we see a massive promise being fulfilled by God. God had promised throughout the Old Testament to pour out His Spirit upon all flesh. During His ministry, Jesus taught about the coming Holy Spirit and made the same promise again in Acts chapter 1. The Holy Spirit was present even in the Old Testament, but His work took on a wonderful new tone under the terms of the New Covenant. This message begin an exploration of the events of Pentecost, and their implications for us who lives under the New Covenant. Unfortunately, the last 13 minutes of this sermon did not record, and during that time, we were challenged to remember that during the visions of Himself that God granted a vision of His glory to, it was not His military power, nor His physical strength, nor any other characteristic that we would figure important that drove the observers to their knees. It was His excellence of Spirit, His moral power, His holiness. As Isaiah reflected in his vision, compared to God, he was a man of unclean lips that lived with a people of unclean lips. We were also challenged to remember that we to, as followers of Jesus, and the abode of the Holy Spirit, that we too should be compelled to excellence of Spirit, and moral power, to be motivated for, and empowered to, the works that God has for us to accomplish in His authority.