What does it mean to filled with the Holy Spirit? Come and listen as Pastor Mull expounds Acts 2:1-4. See how Christians are empowered to live godly lives by submitting to the presence, power, and purpose of the Holy Spirit.

John 4:1-26

In Acts 2, we find the disciples waiting for God's promise of the Holy Spirit. At this time, they learned to trust God through the pain of waiting. There is always purpose in the pain of our lives. We too must go through times of testing and often by waiting. But know that God’s timing is always perfect.  

Would you like to know how to make godly decisions? In this passage from Acts, we see the disciples illustrate godly decision making when they select Matthias to replace Judas. Our decisions too should be guided by obeying God's revealed will, seeking godly advice from fellow believers, praying, following scripture, and using sanctified common sense.

In this introduction to the book of Acts, we see that Christians have the power of the Holy Spirit living inside us, just as Christ's disciples did. And just as God sent His disciples out to proclaim His salvation, we too are to be used in a powerful way to testify of God's saving love. 

Paul closes out his amazing letter to the church in Ephesus by admonishing us to love our Lord Jesus Christ with incorruptible love. How do we get such love for Christ?  Come and hear how God wants us to dig deep roots into His plan, power and perfect love for us.

Solomon closes his temple dedication prayer with a blessing on the people. He does this by remembering what God has done for His people and by so doing, Solomon blesses God. In a similar way, we too can pray a prayer of blessing by remembering how God keeps His promises to us, and for His presence and power in our lives.

Solomon's prayer of dedication of the temple is a model prayer. As the Church, we want to come before the Lord in heart-felt repentance, thanking Him for his faithfulness and seeking His forgiveness and justice in our lives.