John chap 3; 16:7. I received the Holy Spirit's filling, and have praised Jesus along with others to receive his indwelling Holy Ghost power ( Luke11:9-13; Acts1:8; Acts 2:4; Acts 10 ). It is a supernatural experience, salvation is an inside job. The book of Acts, King James Version ( KJV ) is a continuation. Believe the Holy Bible, and open your heart to be filled with his Holy Spirit.
When you receive the indwelling of the Holy Spirit you will know you will not have to ask yourself have you received Him that's something you will never ever forget. Luke 11:9-13; John16:7; Acts 1:8; 2:1-4; Chap.10; Chap.19.
My daughter got saved at church one night, and I told her she needed the indwelling of the Holy Spirit; and the people at the Baptist Church had been teaching her just like this man is teaching. I knew they were deceiving her and I told her, I left her alone about it, but she had open her heart to the truth and God' began to deal with her even in a dream about Acts chapter 10. We went to another church meeting, and she went on the altar, and the lady asked her what did she need from God' and she told her to increase my love and the power of God' came on her and she fell to the floor speaking in tongue and praising the Lord and it has been a continue filling of the Holy Spirit, she has been shouting since. It's like a glass that you pour water into you have to keep pouring until it reaches the top. Continue to praise Jesus Christ to fill you with his Holy Spirit. When Jesus Christ enters on the inside of you you will definitely know it.
Peter got the baptism of the spirit twice in acts and in the end of John. We do get the Spirit at Salvation but you have to kill and ignore a lot of scriptures to say we don't ever get filled or baptised with the spirit as well. That transition argument is awful.
Peter and the other apostles didn't recieve the Holy Spirit in John 20:22 when Jesus breathed on them. The word " recieve", in the new testaments original Greek means " to take hold of"which requires effort on our part. The natural human response when air is blown in your face us to breath in. In Acts ch.2 when the Holy Spirit was poured out a mighty wind filled the upper room. As a result the believers breathed in the Holy Spirit and spoke in tongues. Salvation is about being born again and just as in physical birth a baby on exiting the mother breathes in the spirit of life and cries, during spiritual rebirth the believer breathes in the Holy Spirit and speaks in tongues confirming to all present that he has been reborn just as they had.
Everyone gets the Holy Spirit at salvation. Yet in Acts 19 there was subsequence concerning what the Holy Spirit does at salvation and what He did through the laying on of apostolic hands. Today there are no apostles as such therefore no special endument of power. Therefore no need to feign a special endowment of power as the pentecostals do. Furthermore there is no need to fear "tongues" as this pastor does as he shows in this sermon an "I don't even want to go there" attitude. Yet he fails to realize that these new converts are speaking in the kind of tongues given at pentecost not that which were being manufactured by pseudo believers in Corinth.
Thanks for the deep study on Acts. May God bless your efforts to know Jesus Christ. Yours truly, Jay
His teaching on the indwelling of the Holy Spirit was misleading.
John chap 3; 16:7. I received the Holy Spirit's filling, and have praised Jesus along with others to receive his indwelling Holy Ghost power ( Luke11:9-13; Acts1:8; Acts 2:4; Acts 10 ). It is a supernatural experience, salvation is an inside job. The book of Acts, King James Version ( KJV ) is a continuation. Believe the Holy Bible, and open your heart to be filled with his Holy Spirit.
When you receive the indwelling of the Holy Spirit you will know you will not have to ask yourself have you received Him that's something you will never ever forget. Luke 11:9-13; John16:7; Acts 1:8; 2:1-4; Chap.10; Chap.19.
My daughter got saved at church one night, and I told her she needed the indwelling of the Holy Spirit; and the people at the Baptist Church had been teaching her just like this man is teaching. I knew they were deceiving her and I told her, I left her alone about it, but she had open her heart to the truth and God' began to deal with her even in a dream about Acts chapter 10. We went to another church meeting, and she went on the altar, and the lady asked her what did she need from God' and she told her to increase my love and the power of God' came on her and she fell to the floor speaking in tongue and praising the Lord and it has been a continue filling of the Holy Spirit, she has been shouting since. It's like a glass that you pour water into you have to keep pouring until it reaches the top. Continue to praise Jesus Christ to fill you with his Holy Spirit. When Jesus Christ enters on the inside of you you will definitely know it.
Peter got the baptism of the spirit twice in acts and in the end of John. We do get the Spirit at Salvation but you have to kill and ignore a lot of scriptures to say we don't ever get filled or baptised with the spirit as well. That transition argument is awful.
Peter and the other apostles didn't recieve the Holy Spirit in John 20:22 when Jesus breathed on them.
The word " recieve", in the new testaments original Greek means " to take hold of"which requires effort on our part.
The natural human response when air is blown in your face us to breath in. In Acts ch.2 when the Holy Spirit was poured out a mighty wind filled the upper room. As a result the believers breathed in the Holy Spirit and spoke in tongues.
Salvation is about being born again and just as in physical birth a baby on exiting the mother breathes in the spirit of life and cries, during spiritual rebirth the believer breathes in the Holy Spirit and speaks in tongues confirming to all present that he has been reborn just as they had.
Everyone gets the Holy Spirit at salvation. Yet in Acts 19 there was subsequence concerning what the Holy Spirit does at salvation and what He did through the laying on of apostolic hands. Today there are no apostles as such therefore no special endument of power. Therefore no need to feign a special endowment of power as the pentecostals do. Furthermore there is no need to fear "tongues" as this pastor does as he shows in this sermon an "I don't even want to go there" attitude. Yet he fails to realize that these new converts are speaking in the kind of tongues given at pentecost not that which were being manufactured by pseudo believers in Corinth.