The Holy Spirit's role in the Christian life is to reproduce the character of Jesus in believers, but this requires a willingness to repent and let go of sin. Believers must learn to walk in the Spirit, not by feelings, but by faith, and must be obedient to God's will. The Spirit's power is not something to be begged for, but rather something to be received by faith, and it is always pointing to Jesus. [... more]

The Holy Spirit is a vital part of the Christian faith, connecting believers to God's love and guiding them in their spiritual journey. He is a person with a mind, will, and emotions, who resides in every believer and helps them to understand and apply God's Word. Through the Holy Spirit, believers can experience spiritual growth, receive guidance, and be empowered to live a holy and obedient life. [... more]

The root of humanity's problems lies in corruption and a lack of trust in God. To prevent drift, we must read God's self-disclosure, practice his presence, remember his promises, and trust in his indwelling Holy Spirit. By doing so, we can experience restoration and live a life of faith and trust in God's goodness. [... more]

The conflict between the new man and the old man in the human heart is a struggle that all Christians face. The biblical view of the human will is that it is not free from the influence of sin, but rather is conditioned by it. This understanding is in contrast to the pagan view, which holds that the will is free to choose between good and evil without any influence or compulsion. The Apostle Paul's description of the human will in Romans 7 highlights the struggle between the desire to please God and the tendency to follow the old man of the flesh. [... more]

Believers have a new identity, mentality, and destiny due to the presence of the Spirit of God within them. This reality is distinct from the natural human condition, where the mind is hostile to God. The Christian life involves a radical transformation, where the believer is no longer controlled by the flesh but is alive in the Spirit, with a new set of beliefs and behaviors. This transformation is not just intellectual but is deeply rooted in the believer's core being, resulting in a new view of mortality, which is not one of morbidity but of reality and hope in the resurrection of the body. [... more]

The Apostle Paul's struggle with sin and flesh in Romans 7 is a universal experience among Christians, highlighting the ongoing battle between the spirit and the flesh. This conflict is rooted in the will, with Paul expressing confusion and perplexity about his own behavior. The struggle is not about achieving perfection, but about making progress in sanctification, which is a lifelong pursuit. [... more]

Chuck Swindahl invites listeners to ascend to the spiritual summit of Romans chapter 8, where altitude transforms anxious moments into assurance. He explores the concept of salvation by faith and sanctification by grace, emphasizing that God's indwelling Spirit does the great work of righteousness, prompting believers to obey. With God on their side, believers have an unshakable security that silences every accuser, and they overwhelmingly conquer through Him who loved them. [... more]

Dr. Michael Yousaf explains the importance of unconditional surrender to the Holy Spirit, unwillingness to sugarcoat biblical truth, and uncompromising steadfastness in the face of opposition for genuine Holy Spirit awakening. He highlights the dangers of 'pigeon religion' and the need for Christians to walk in the Spirit, discerning deception and truth, and proclaiming biblical truth without compromise. [... more]

On the day of Pentecost, a new spiritual creation is happening right in front of our eyes. The Holy Spirit descended on the church, fulfilling God's will and plan. The power of the Holy Spirit available in 2025 is highlighted, and its effects on the lives of those present and the world are discussed. [... more]

Dr. Michael Youssef emphasizes the importance of faithful witnessing through the power of the Holy Spirit, highlighting the resurrection of Jesus Christ as a fact of history and the key to bringing about permanent change in the world. He explains that our message is Jesus' person, His manifestation is our proof, His might is our promise, and His mission is our program. He also discusses the motivation for witnessing, which is the prospect of Jesus' return. [... more]

Chip Ingram explores the evidence of God's love, including providence, incarnation, discipline, the Holy Spirit, and Jesus' teachings and death, demonstrating that God's love is not limited to Christians but is available to all people. [... more]

Chip explores the concept of God's love, discussing how it's a universal need, and how self-rejection can prevent people from experiencing it. He defines agape love as a holy disposition that compels God to express unconditional affection and selective correction, and explains how God's love is not based on human performance, but rather on His character. [... more]

The Christian life is a walk by the Spirit, relying on the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit to empower believers to make decisions and face circumstances victoriously. This walk requires regeneration, yielding to God, and trusting in the Holy Spirit's power to guide and enable believers in every situation of life. [... more]

Understanding the Holy Spirit's presence is vital for every believer. The Holy Spirit is a person, a part of the Trinity, and the power of life for every believer. He indwells every single believer, and His presence is the mark of ownership, belonging to Jesus. The Holy Spirit's work is different before and after Pentecost, and He is a gift given to those who believe in Jesus Christ. [... more]

The keeping power of God is rooted in His promises, love, and the indwelling Holy Spirit. It's not based on feelings or human efforts, but on God's unchanging and undying love. This power ensures believers' salvation and eternal life, giving them joy, peace, and assurance of their eternal home in heaven. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress explores the power of the Holy Spirit in the lives of Christians, discussing the Holy Spirit's role as God and a person, and how believers can access and experience His power. [... more]

The Holy Spirit is the illuminating fire of God, transforming and empowering believers to live a life of spiritual growth and devotion. The baptism of the Spirit, indwelling of the Spirit, sealing of the Spirit, and filling of the Spirit are all essential aspects of a believer's relationship with God, and are necessary for spiritual maturity and service. [... more]

Michael Brown explores the gifts of the Holy Spirit, discussing their manifestation and purpose in the lives of believers. He examines the biblical basis for these gifts, including 1 Corinthians 12 and 14, and shares personal anecdotes and examples from church history to illustrate their relevance and importance. [... more]

The Christian life is not about trying hard to be a good person or following a set of rules, but about the living God taking up residence in your human heart. This residence occurs when you personally understand that your sin has violated a holy God, but because of what Jesus has done on the cross in your place, your sins have been paid for. It is done. It is absolutely done. [... more]

Jesus teaches that the Holy Spirit is a person, not an influence or energy, who lives inside every believer, empowering them with resurrection power and guiding them into all truth. [... more]