Speaker: Paul Kerley
Date: 23/05/2021

Pentecost Sunday is a commemoration and celebration of the receiving of the Holy Spirit by the early church. For us today, we can only attempt to scratch the surface on the many ways that the Holy Spirit enables us to share the good news about Jesus, from miracles, to dreams, to giving us the words to say. We will explore some of the ways the Holy Spirit inspires and releases our evangelism and by God’s grace, be encouraged to step out in faith

Online Service

Digging Deeper Resources

Video interview between Hannah Steele and Bishop Jill Duff, talking about Chapter 5 -‘: ‘Passing on the story of Jesus’

Home Group Study Guide – The publishers SPCK have put together a chapter-by-chapter study plan, for small groups, with highlighted passages and discussion questions for Hannah Steele’s book “Living His Story”.

Watch the Bible Project’s video about “Who is the Holy Spirit?”

Watch the video: New Testament Letters: Literary Context

Watch the Bible Project video about “Pentecost: Acts 1-7”

Creative re-telling of Acts 2:1-41 for Pentecost Sunday

Watch a video devotional about Acts 1-2 from Spoken Gospel

Inspiring Evangelists – Reinhard Bonnke.

Read our blog post, Living His Story,: Revealing the extraordinary love of God in ordinary ways.

Questions for Reflection

This session encourages us to think globally. How can you perceive the Holy Spirit at work during the COVID-19 pandemic?
The Spirit often ‘propels us out of our comfort zones’. Have you ever surprised yourself by speaking boldly, or can you think of someone else doing this with remarkable results?
The work of the Holy Spirit is mysterious . . . Can you think of a situation which has been transformed beyond imagining by the work of the Holy Spirit?

Challenge

How can you perceive the Holy Spirit at work during your day-to-day life?

Worship Songs of the Week

For worship videos recorded by our musicians,
check out our Worship @ Home playlist on YouTube.

Talks in this Teaching Series

Click the images below, or click here for previous teaching series.

Back to Teachings and Series