What lessons can we learn from Acts 2 and the story of Pentecost about what happens when the Holy Spirit is poured out. How do these lessons apply to us today?

In John 16, Jesus prepares the disciples for life after His crucifixion. He tells them about the coming of the Holy Spirit and how the Spirit will reveal to us our need for Him and lead us into all truth. Charles reminds us of these truths and challenges us to live for them with one another and with God.

This week, Wendy continues our sermon series on The Holy Spirit, focusing on John 14:15-27. She invites us to explore the profound moment when Jesus prepares His disciples for His departure. In this passage, He assures them of a Helper—the Holy Spirit—who will remain with them, offering guidance and comfort. This promise of His abiding presence and peace is not just for the disciples of that time; it resonates with us today, reminding us that we are never alone in our journey.

What does it mean when Jesus says the promises of the Old Testament are fulfilled in Him? Paul helps us to understand both how to read the Old Testament in light of Jesus and to received the promises of Jesus for ourselves and share them with others.

How does God get our attention? This week, Wayne continued our series on the Holy Spirit by looking at Ezekiel 37 and its connection to prophecy in the New Testament. The message of renewal and God's breath of life in Ezekiel applies to us today, encouraging us to think about the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives and how we can experience spiritual renewal now.

This week James continued our talk series on the Holy Spirit, leaning into the Power of God. Our reading was from Exodus 3:1-12 and James spoke on how to pray for God's purposes not our purposes and led us to ask ourselves the question "Do I want the power of God inside me?"