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Haven’t we already received everything we needed in Christ when we were saved?
Our text in this study is: Acts 19:1-7
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We’ve Got Spirit, Yes We Do. We’ve Got Spirit, How ‘Bout You? (Acts 19:1-7)
Join us for a focused Bible study from a Calvary Chapel perspective as we delve into the essential Christian doctrine of the baptism with the Holy Spirit, examining the foundational passage in Acts 19:1-7. This message addresses a crucial, often confusing question for believers and those new to the Christian faith: Is the Holy Spirit received at salvation (simultaneous view), or is there a necessary “second work” or special baptism with subsequent evidence like speaking in tongues (subsequent view)?
Pastor shares a personal, humble testimony of conversion, experiencing the immediate forgiveness of sin, the removal of deep-seated addictions, and the healing of a mental illness (Antisocial Personality Disorder). He explains how the false teaching of a “Spirit-flawed” existence led to confusion and discouragement, a common struggle among Christians who feel their initial faith experience is incomplete.
The Simultaneous vs. Subsequent Debate
Paul’s Question and Old Testament Context
Understanding Tongues and the Promise of the Father
God catches up Philip in His miraculous, providential work and uses him as a personal witness to the Ethiopian Eunuch.
Acts 8:26-40
Gene Pensiero Jr
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The Church is established and takes on a communal form. Is this the blueprint for what every local church should be? (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Paul’s preaching about Jesus angers those Jews who have grown dull-hearted towards the Lord (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
Paul shakes-off a deadly Maltese viper that has fastened itself to his hand (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
As the storm drives the ship closer and closer to shore and to destruction Paul and his companions experience God’s amazing providence in saving them and all on board (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
When all hope was ended Paul stepped forward and began to lead the passengers, the prisoners and the crew through the storm (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
The apostle Paul turns the tables on King Agrippa and urges him to make a decision to accept Jesus Christ (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
After two years in a Caesarea prison cell Paul is brought out to be questioned amidst all the pomp of a formal state function (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
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