Overview
Pentecost was not the birth of chaos but the birth of clarity — every nation hearing the mighty works of God in its own tongue. What the Spirit started then, He still does in ordinary congregations today.
“The same Spirit who filled a room in Jerusalem fills a sanctuary in Richardson.”
Message Outline - The Spirit empowers witnessPower in Acts is never for spectacle; it is always for testimony. The Spirit fills us so the gospel can travel.
- The gospel crosses every borderPentecost reverses Babel. Language, culture, and background become bridges instead of barriers.
- Expectancy is a disciplineThe disciples were waiting, praying, and together. We position ourselves the same way every Sunday.
Read Acts 2:1–21 slowly this week, and ask two questions: what does this show me about God, and what does it ask of me? Then bring a friend next Sunday — the best sermons are the ones you talk about on the drive home.
Hear it live this Sunday.
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