Acts 2:1-21 - "God Speaks to Seekers"

Forty days after the Resurrection, Jesus left His disciples with a mission and a promise. For ten more days after Jesus ascended to heaven, the believers prayed together and prepared. Then came the Jewish feast day of Pentecost. The Holy Spirit is poured out as promised and Scripture tells us that they (believers) were all filled with the Holy Spirit. With the sound of a rushing mighty wind, and with tongues of fire appearing above their heads, those filled with the Holy Spirit begin to speak in other tongues (1-4). Devout Jews visiting from other countries are attracted and amazed as they hear wonderful works of God proclaimed in their own languages (5-13).Peter realizes that the promise of Acts 1:8 is being fulfilled. Standing with the rest of the apostles, Peter seizes the opportunity to begin fulfilling his mission. He explains that what has happened is a fulfillment of Joel's prophecy (JAlloel 2:28-32), who foretold that God would pour out His Spirit in the last days (14-21).All Rights Reserved by Whitestone Christian Fellowship.Attribution: Special thanks to Emmanuel Garius and his superior instrumental recording of Draw Me Nearer. Music used by permission by the artist and publisher.