Given by Keith Porter
Peace is a valuable aspect of the Holy Spirit that needs to be in place today.
Given by Justin Adkins
As the apostles waited on the Spirit to come on Pentecost so many years ago, they were unsure what to expect and what it would do. They had to learn how to use it and to respond to it. Today we have that same Spirit poured out on us. Let’s really appreciate it and use it as God intends.
Given by Don Simpson
The Feast of Pentecost serves as a reminder of the transformative nature of God's Holy Spirit. It shows the importance of faith and belief that the Holy Spirit is actively working and will continue to work in the lives of believers.
Given by Bruce Rivers
A review of the steps we must continue to implement to fulfill our role as firstfruits from the prospective of building a bridge to the kingdom.
Given by Daniel Graham
The fifth sermon in the ladder of virtue series. Godliness 2 Peter 1
Given by Mike Blackwell
Those called in this age are to be the first fruits of God’s spirit Creation. That's an awesome opportunity and comes with added blessings and opportunities.
Given by Pat Sinon
In Romans 12:1–2, Paul urges believers to reject worldly conformity and instead embrace a deep, spiritual transformation—represented by the Greek term metamorphoo, indicating a radical inward renewal akin to a caterpillar's transformation into a butterfly. This metamorphosis involves struggle and discomfort but is essential for spiritual growth, empowering us through God's Spirit rather than human effort alone. The biblical call...
Given by Randal Salyer
Why did the apostle Peter, in his first sermon, on the day of Pentecost, quote the book of Joel which deals with end-time events that we normally associate with the Day of Trumpets?
Given by Steve Villaescusa
Today is Pentecost and it is to be a reminder of our identity and purpose for those God is calling. With that calling we see a hope and plan for mankind. We are firstfruits – those that will be first resurrected as spirit beings to be part of the God family.