SERMON - THE UNIQUE GIFT OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
Kris Vallotton | December 3, 2021
THE UNIQUE GIFT OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
In this week’s episode, I share about the gift of the Holy Spirit that was given to us. The Cross was the first time that we received the power not just to be forgiven but to be transformed by the Spirit of God living in us. The Holy Spirit lives in you as a Believer. But I want to challenge you to ask yourself if your life represents the power of the Holy Spirit working in you? God has given us the power through the Holy Spirit not just for our sake but so that we can take care of the Church until we all build each other up in love. Each one of us has been given a unique gift that will not look like the gifting of our neighbor, but it is needed and necessary.
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