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In this episode, we conclude our discussion on the latter temple and eternal glory as we look at what it will be like when we get to heaven.
Many Christians are not excited by the prospect of suffering for Christ's sake. Yet the Bible teaches that unless we suffer for Christ, we shall not be glorified with Him. In this introduction to the Baptism of Fire, we shall examine the scriptural imperative for this little-known baptism.
In this episode, we look at a glimpse of eternal glory and relate it to why such a glimpse should motivate us to keep on enduring life's challenges and the suffering and persecution we face.
We discuss, in this episode, how a person can be baptized with the Holy Spirit—we look at the prerequisites for Holy Spirit baptism rather than methodologies. We also look at the value and place of tongues, besides being evidence of Holy Spirit Baptism.
In this episode, we see that the glory of the latter temple refers to something that we are yet to see. In God’s view, whatever we think is glorious, is incomparable to the glory that God will reveal. There is a message here for us regarding eternal life.
In this episode, we look at how we can know if we have been baptized with the Holy Spirit. We examine the evidence that is observable when a person has been baptized with the Holy Spirit, and it is not just speaking with tongues.
In this episode, we look at God’s statement to the people in Zerubbabel’s time regarding the present temple they were building, and the temple Solomon built decades before. We thus seek to understand what glory is and how it relates to comparing the former temple and the latter temple.
In this episode, we continue with our discussion on Holy Spirit Baptism, one of the baptisms that a Christian must experience to be a Christian indeed. We see how the Holy Spirit influences the believer in Christ to do the will of God and who qualifies to be baptized with the Holy Spirit.
In this episode, we look at what God meant when He said, “The silver is Mine, and the gold is Mine” We also see lessons from the meaning of this expression.
We begin to discuss Holy Spirit baptism as we look at the medium of Holy Spirit baptism. We provide answers to questions like, what or who is the Holy Spirit? What is the work of the Holy Spirit? What is the character or nature of the Holy Spirit? And the answers are in the context of Holy Spirit baptism.
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