In this episode we continue talking about Pentecost. As we dig into our understanding of Pentecost and power of the Holy Spirit, we discuss what repent means…that is, to come Home for the believer in Christ. And, how does repent involve the Holy Spirit?

In this episode we continue talking about Pentecost, the gift of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost and how all this ties into the faith and life of the believer. We continue to tie the Old Testament celebration called Shavuot and how Jesus is the continuation of God in the Old Testament and the indwelling power of the Holy Spirit in the life and faith of the believer.

In this episode we continue talking about Pentecost and how significant it is in the life the believer. …the coming of the Holy Spirit. …the “missing link”. …the empowering of the Holy Spirit. …the indwelling of the Holy Spirit in the believer!

In this episode we are talking about Pentecost. Shavuot is the Hebrew name for the Greek name Pentecost. This festival is about the giving of the Torah….and in the New Testament “Shavuot” is about the celebration of the giving of the Holy Spirit. In this episode we dig into how Pentecost is connected from the Old Testament to the New Testament and how significant this is for the believer in Christ.

In this episode we’re going to talk about Solomon, …and how badly do you want it …and what does it look like to drift away from the Lord. So, we ask the question: Are you satisfied where you are spiritually? Are you growing or just maintaining your current relationship with Jesus? Are you going deeper?

In this episode we continue to talk about Joy. Do you have joy? What is it? How does joy leads to freedom?

In this episode we talk about Joy. …the joy that we all want and what Jesus wants us to have. So, we ask the question: Do we have Joy? Is it overflowing? How do we get this overflowing joy? We take a spiritual inventory to help us to assess where we stand in our relationship with Jesus…and the joy that He expects us to have.

In this episode we’re going to look at what it looks like to clear out / clean out your “house” (your heart). We have been looking out why Jesus had to die on the cross. We learned that sin brings death. We are all sinful and because of Jesus we have a way to find eternal life rather than receive the consequences of sin (hell). So, what do we need to do for this eternal life? What do we have to die to?

In this episode we continue talking about the question: Why did Jesus actually have to Die? Why could we not just put our faith in Him without having to go through His death. And so if Jesus had to die do we then have to die? Do we have to suffer like Jesus did on the cross?

In this episode we ask the question: Why did Jesus actually have to die? Why could it have been simpler than that and we just put our faith in Him? How would that have changed Easter?