Knowing the work and the ministry of the Holy Spirit is important for a Christian. Because, it is the Spirit who guides us, convicts us of our sins, teach us, fills us, illuminates God's Word to us so that we could better understand the living, life-changing Word of God.
In this episode, I explain briefly the work and the ministry of the Holy Spirit.
What does the Holy Spirit do in a Christian’s life?
- He Fills
- What is the filling of the Spirit? (Ephesians 5:18)
- Imperative – it’s a command to all Christians
- Present tense – we are to keep on being filled.
- Passive – we must allow the Holy Spirit to do the filling.
- Meaning – it means "to be continually controlled by"
- g., Luke 4:28 – controlled by wrath
- g., Acts 13:45 – controlled by envy
- What are the conditions for being filled?
- One must dedicate himself to God for His use and control (Romans 8:14; 12:1-2).
- One must not grieve the Holy Spirit (Ephesians 4:30) – committing sins we know we should not do.
- One must live his life in constant dependence upon the Spirit (Romans 8:10-15, 26-27).
- What are the results of being filled?
- Christ-likeness (Galatians 5:5, 16-18, 22-25)
- Worship and Praise (Ephesians 5:18-20)
- Submission (Ephesians 5:21-27)
- He Teaches (John 16:12-15)
- He will guide us into all the truth—for us today it means he will teach us the content of God’s Word.
- He will show you things to come.
- He will sometimes use other believers with the gift of teaching.
- He Guides (Romans 8:14)
- He Gives Assurance (Romans 8:16) – we are the children of God.
- He Prays (Romans 8:26)
- What is the filling of the Spirit? (Ephesians 5:18)
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