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The Spiritual Balance of God’s Spirit

  • by Mario Seiglie
Paul described the balancing elements of God’s Spirit when he told young Timothy, “For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind” (2 Timothy 1:7).
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Pondering the Path to Pentecost

  • by John Miller
We tend to “romanticize” the glory of what occurred on this Day of Pentecost without pondering the path that led to it.
Through spiritual begettal you and I can not only become inheritors of everlasting life but we can develop the very mind of God.

Marvelous Functions of the Holy Spirit

  • by John LaBissoniere
How does God use His Holy Spirit and what does He accomplish through it? As we prepare to observe the Holy Day of Pentecost, let’s focus on three of the various roles and functions of the Holy Spirit. By doing so we can better appreciate God’s divine gift to His greatly blessed and deeply loved people.
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The Feast of Pentecost: A Spiritual Springboard

  • by John LaBissoniere
God’s Holy Spirit, which is the essence of His perfect, loving nature, helps us produce the fruit of righteousness—if we do our part. Let’s consider using this year’s Pentecost observance as a springboard for greater spiritual development.
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Your Answer to God’s Grace

  • by Peter Eddington
What is your response to God for Him extending to you His grace and mercy—for Him giving you spiritual eyesight? How do we answer to God’s grace?
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We have a precious truth and must hold onto it by staying close to God through prayer and Bible study.

A Precious Truth

  • by Mark Welch
It was the Word to whom the Father delegated the very important role of intimately and directly interacting with mankind from Adam and Eve throughout history until Jesus came in the flesh as the Son of God.
We must remember that we are disciples and we have access to God’s power through the Holy Spirit.

Pentecost and the Promise of the Father

  • by John LaBissoniere
Having been with Jesus Christ throughout His 3½-year ministry, His original 12 disciples became deeply saddened when He told them He would be going away. But what awesome event turned their sorrow into joy? And what should that singular occurrence mean for us today?
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We have to take the time to write the living “letter” on our hearts. Not with pen and paper, but with the Spirit of God.

Is Your Life a Living Letter?

  • by Victor Kubik
God’s Word and Mind must be indelibly inscribed on our person, into the deepest parts of our hearts.
We cannot overlook the Holy Spirit and let the flame go out. We must not let it dry up.

Our Need for Spiritual Oil

  • by Lorelei Nettles
Sometimes we go along in life thinking we have a full lamp of oil when really, we are running dry.