In this message, we’ll focus on the fruit of the Spirit—a beautiful evidence of the Holy Spirit working in our lives under grace. The Holy Spirit empowers us and enable us to produce spiritual fruit if we are yielded to Christ by faith.

The gift of tongues is a supernatural ability, given by the Holy Spirit, enabling a believer to speak in a language they have not learned.

There are two primary expressions of the gift of tongues:

Personal Prayer Language: This form is used for personal edification and intimate communication with God.

Public Tongues with Interpretation: In a corporate setting, the gift of tongues can be accompanied by the gift of interpretation, providing a message for the congregation. When interpreted, it serves to edify and encourage the church.

The baptism in the Holy Spirit is a distinct promise, separate from the experience of new birth. Its primary purpose is to empower believers to be bold and effective witnesses for Christ. While speaking in tongues can serve as an initial evidence of receiving this promise, it is not the ultimate goal. In this message, we delve deeper into the true purpose of the baptism in the Holy Spirit—living a Spirit-empowered life that impacts the world for God's Kingdom.

The baptism in the Holy Spirit is a promised gift available to all born-again believers, distinct from the new birth experience. This baptism empowers believers to be bold witnesses for Christ, enabling them to share the gospel, testify of God’s work in their lives, and live a more consecrated, Spirit-led life.

In John chapter three, Jesus teaches that we must be born again. This spiritual transformation, often called regeneration, refers to the new birth that takes place when we are born of the Spirit. By nature, we are born into this world with a sinful disposition that resists God. Therefore, to enter the kingdom of God, we need this new birth through the Spirit's work in our lives.

One of the most important operations of the Holy Spirit is conviction. Unless the Holy Spirit draws us to repentance with the convicting power of the Holy Spirit no one would come to faith in Christ. Conviction is an ongoing work of the Spirit in a believers life, helping to draw us closer to Christ in fellowship.

In this message we are connecting the works of the Holy Spirit conducted in the Old Testament with the works of the Spirit in the New Testament. While the person of the Holy Spirit has not changed from testament to testament, the ministry of the Spirit has changed. The fulness of the Holy Spirit is available to all born again followers of Christ.

We continue exploring the question: Who is the Holy Spirit? From scripture, we see that the Holy Spirit is holy and unchanging. For those of us who are born again, the Holy Spirit dwells within us, empowering us by grace to live lives that reflect His holiness.