Pentecost 2020
[Bible text in the video is from youversion.com in the New Living Translation]
Be filled with the Holy Spirit according to Acts, Chapter 2, and in fulfillment of Joel’s prophecy (Joel 2: 28-29). If you are a Christian and have been praying, fasting and otherwise preparing yourself spiritually during the “lockdown” period, then step out in faith and ask the Lord for a fresh anointing of His Holy Spirit. Ask Him to baptize you with His Holy Spirit.
John the Baptist, when He saw Jesus, stated in front of others that Jesus would baptize with the Holy Spirit and fire (Matthew 3:11).
If you are not a Christian, then you can be born again and receive free gift of the Holy Spirit by turning to Jesus. Repent of your sins, ask the Lord to forgive you, make Jesus the Lord and Savior of your life, and determine to walk humbly with Him. Ask Him to fill you with the Holy Spirit. Get water baptized. Acts 2:38-40.
Salvation is a free gift of God. We receive it by faith in Jesus Christ. Tell someone you made Jesus your Lord and Savior and find other Bible-believing Christians to fellowship with. Become a disciple by studying the written Word of God. The Bible is our manual, and the Holy Spirit will help you to understand it.
There are many Bible translations available and in different languages. You can find them online on Gateway.com and YouVersion.com. I recommend you also buy or order a print version of the translation you like best. Online is not guaranteed forever.
Turning to the Lord is the most important thing you can do with your life. It is also the most exciting. Jesus is coming back soon, and He can use us to reach others and to help during His 1,000-year reign on earth, but only if we trust and obey Him (Revelation 20:4-6). He will empower us for service. Serve Him – there is nothing else in the world worth living or dying for. Nothing.
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[Cover image from Church of the Epiphany and modified for this presentation.]
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