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EPISODE · May 28, 2023 · 21 MIN

The Rushing Mighty Wind of Change (Pentecost)

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Based on Acts 2:1-22 “The Rushing Mighty Wind of Change” is a reflection on Pentecost, highlighting its importance and the meaning. Pentecost is not meant as a mere celebration or speaking in tongues randomly. The purpose of Pentecost was to enable the primary disciples and by extension believers today to become expert witnesses for Jesus Christ and God's mission on this side of eternity. Thus, the purpose of the Rushing Mighty Wind was to equip them in that Upper room with the power to testify effectively. Peter's personal encounter with the Rushing Mighty Wind transformed his life, leading him to become a fisher of men, no longer content with fishing for fish. Peter did not just spoke in an unknown tongue on the day of Pentecost or after Pentecost but went on to testify to others about Jesus Christ. A personal encounter with God is an awe-inspiring experience” it gives you boldness and clarity about your faith in Christ.It is my prayer that this Podcast blesses you. Shalom! Credit:Portraits of Hope: Carry Me (Instrumental)Maranatha: Come Holy SpiritDisclaimer: All music used belong to the copyright owner credited. NO copyright infringement intended. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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