Dwight L. Moody's life and ministry are a testament to the power of faith and the Holy Spirit. He turned away from success to significance, seeking to spread the gospel and lead people to Jesus Christ. Moody's humility and willingness to yield to God's will made him a remarkable figure, and his legacy continues to inspire Christians today. [... more]

Being filled with the Holy Spirit is not about experiencing a specific event, but rather about being controlled by God's power and presence in our lives. The evidence of being filled with the Spirit is not an experience, but rather the fruit it produces, such as love, forgiveness, and purity. The command to be filled with the Spirit is found in Ephesians 5, where it is clear that it is a process of being influenced by the Spirit to the point of being controlled by Him. This control affects our speech, heart, and behavior, and is a result of being yielded to God's will and surrendering to His power. [... more]

Chip Ingram explores the concept of being filled with the Holy Spirit, examining passages in Acts that describe the baptism and filling of the Holy Spirit in the early church. He discusses how the Holy Spirit's work is not limited to speaking in tongues and how the New Testament epistles provide instruction on the filling of the Spirit. [... more]

The concept of Holy Spirit baptism is explored, with a focus on its relationship to salvation and spiritual power. The Bible teaches that Holy Spirit baptism occurs at salvation, not as a separate experience. The key to spiritual power is yieldedness to God, not a second baptism or deeper experience. [... more]