Take this message with you through a journey of Scripture, reflection, and prayer.
Summary
Themes
Pastor's Points
Key Points
- 1.Believe that you can be clothed with power from on high as written in Scripture.
- 2.Activate the Spirit by stepping out in faith to fulfill the Great Commission.
- 3.Examine your heart and forgive anyone you hold resentment toward.
- 4.Jesus commanded His disciples to wait for explosive dunamis power from on high so they would be effective witnesses in the world.
- 5.Experiencing the tangible feelings and presence of the Holy Spirit usually follows stepping out in obedience to fulfill the Great Commission rather than passively waiting for an emotion.
- 6.Holding onto unforgiveness creates a spiritual barrier that blocks God's miraculous, mountain-moving power from flowing through a believer.
- 7.Biblical forgiveness means tearing up spiritual IOUs against others, realizing how completely God has forgiven us.
- 8.Spiritual gifts such as speaking in tongues and prophetic prayer edify the believer's spirit and move prayer beyond human intellect.
Sermon Moments
“Power from on high is dunamis—an explosive, supernatural power given to make believers effective witnesses.”
“Worship brings us close to God, but stepping out in the Great Commission is what releases the tangible, powerful presence of the Holy Spirit.”
“Unforgiveness is holding onto spiritual IOUs against others while expecting God to tear up His IOUs against us.”
“Paul's teaching on order in the church is like ensuring a Ferrari has brakes—it assumes the car already has a powerful engine running.”
“When you step out in faith, the Holy Spirit flows from your spirit and leaves behind lingering joy, peace, and love.”
“We are not a separate modern church; we are the same early church called to live in the same supernatural power today.”
This Week
Remember This
To be clothed with the Holy Spirit's explosive power, we must step out boldly in the Great Commission while keeping our hearts free from unforgiveness.
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