Acts 21 4 And Finding Disciples We Tarried There Seven Days Who Said What is pentecost? in this episode of sermon braindump i shoot from the hip and talk about the narrative of pentecost, when the holy spirit comes among the b. May 22, 2021may 21, 2021 by rev. james e. laurence. the point of pentecost: my sermon on acts 2:1 21. when the day of pentecost had come, they were all together in one place. and suddenly from heaven there came a sound like the rush of a violent wind, and it filled the entire house where they were sitting. divided tongues, as of fire, appeared.
Acts 21 24 Them Take And Purify Yourself With Them And Be At Charges That was another pentecost and the wind of god’s generosity had blown through and somehow changed both you and the giver. this kind of stuff is happening all the time. it’s always pentecost. it’s all around us. it fills us. pentecost is not just an event in the history of the church. Text: acts 2:1 21. date: june 8 & 9, 2019. event: pentecost, year c . acts 2:1 21 (ehv). when the day of pentecost came, they were all together in one place. 2suddenly a sound like the rushing of a violent wind came from heaven, and it filled the whole house where they were sitting. 3they saw divided tongues that were like fire resting on each one of them. 4they were all filled with the holy. That’s how st. luke describes the disciples’ experience of pentecost in today’s second reading (acts 2:1 21). most of the time we give our attention and interest to what happened at pentecost. we focus on “a sound like the rush of a violent wind [filling] the house;” divided tongues of fire resting on each disciple; and their speaking. Then they said, “let us make a name for ourselves.”. they wanted to be the most important thing on the earth, and forgot about god, the giver and sustainer of life. you see, the sin of babel was twofold. (1) they did not fill the earth like god told them to, and (2) they were seeking their own name, and not the name of god.
Acts 21 24 Them Take And Purify Yourself With Them And Be At Charges That’s how st. luke describes the disciples’ experience of pentecost in today’s second reading (acts 2:1 21). most of the time we give our attention and interest to what happened at pentecost. we focus on “a sound like the rush of a violent wind [filling] the house;” divided tongues of fire resting on each disciple; and their speaking. Then they said, “let us make a name for ourselves.”. they wanted to be the most important thing on the earth, and forgot about god, the giver and sustainer of life. you see, the sin of babel was twofold. (1) they did not fill the earth like god told them to, and (2) they were seeking their own name, and not the name of god. Living under the influence – a sermon on acts 2:1 21 for the feast of pentecost. “but others sneered and said, ‘they are filled with new wine.’”. they sure looked drunk. they sounded drunk. they acted drunk. but peter denied it. “we’re not drunk,” he said, “it’s only nine o’clock in the morning.”. Blood, and fire, and smoky mist. the sun shall be turned to darkness. and the moon to blood, before the coming of the lord’s great and glorious day. then everyone who calls on the name of the lord shall be saved.’. – acts 2:1 21. the flames and rushing wind of pentecost usually get most of our attention in this story.
Acts 21 4 And Finding Disciples We Tarried There Seven Days Who Said Living under the influence – a sermon on acts 2:1 21 for the feast of pentecost. “but others sneered and said, ‘they are filled with new wine.’”. they sure looked drunk. they sounded drunk. they acted drunk. but peter denied it. “we’re not drunk,” he said, “it’s only nine o’clock in the morning.”. Blood, and fire, and smoky mist. the sun shall be turned to darkness. and the moon to blood, before the coming of the lord’s great and glorious day. then everyone who calls on the name of the lord shall be saved.’. – acts 2:1 21. the flames and rushing wind of pentecost usually get most of our attention in this story.
Acts 21 4 We Sought Out The Disciples In Tyre And Stayed With Them
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