As we wrap up this series on the Holy Spirit, the preacher argues that the greatest evidence of a truly Spirit-filled life isn't powerful witnessing or speaking in tongues, but a deep spirit of thanksgiving and gratitude, linking it directly [...]

In this passage from Colossians 4, Paul wraps up what a Spirit-filled life looks like by urging believers to stay consistent in three key areas: earnest and thankful prayer, wise walking toward unbelievers while redeeming the time, and gracious [...]

Drawing from missionary Mary Slessor’s inner peace amid harsh conditions and Paul’s profound prayer in Ephesians 3:14–21, Pastor Jeremiah teaches that believers need the Holy Spirit’s inner strength to face life’s challenges, exploring Paul’s [...]

Using a humorous anecdote about D.L. Moody's grammatical errors and his response to criticism, Pastor Jeremiah teaches that every Christian receives spiritual gifts from the Holy Spirit upon salvation, distinct from the fruit of the Spirit, to [...]

Drawing from Walt Disney's vision that grew into a global empire after his death through his trained Imagineers, Pastor Jeremiah expounds on Jesus' promise in John 14:12—that believers will do greater works than He did because He ascended [...]

With a humorous story of a teenager repeatedly trying to enlist in the Navy by claiming older ages, Pastor Jeremiah contrasts physical aging with the need for spiritual maturity, urging believers to grow beyond salvation into Christlikeness by [...]

Drawing from a delightful baby race at a basketball game where one toddler unexpectedly stood and walked for the first time, Pastor Jeremiah illustrates how learning to walk mirrors the Christian life—teaching that walking in the Spirit, as [...]

Using the story of boys discovering the Lascaux cave paintings in darkness and then seeing their beauty when light was brought in, Pastor Jeremiah teaches that just as light revealed hidden wonders, the Holy Spirit illuminates God's Word for [...]

Ephesians 5:18 commands believers not to be drunk with wine but to be continually filled with the Holy Spirit, meaning to be controlled by Him rather than our own strength, enabling us to live the impossible Christian life with supernatural power, [...]