The Church at Pentecost
from Pentecostalism on SermonAudio Hosted by Wayne Sexton
The sermon argues that the New Testament church was formally established on the day of Pentecost, marking the baptism of the Holy Spirit into the body of Christ. It emphasizes that the local assembly is the primary institution for God's work on earth, serving as the pillar of truth and the place where believers are provoked to love and good works. The speaker urges the congregation to view the church not as a casual gathering but as a vital source of spiritual nourishment, comparing regular attendance to daily sustenance. Faithfulness to the local church is presented as essential for solidifying assurance of salvation and maintaining spiritual health. The message concludes with a call to enter God's house with readiness to hear and a heart of thanksgiving, prioritizing the glory of God over human activity.
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