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Sermon: Acts 13:52, Eph. 5:8 - “Advantages of The Filling of The Holy Spirit” - David Rountree
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Outline
Spiritual Fullness Defined:
Being “alive” in the Spirit = the possession of the Spirit (Rom. 8:9-10).
Our fullness of the Spirit should emulate biblical descriptions:
Jesus (Luke 4:1).
Deacons (Acts 6:3).
Stephen (Acts 7:55).
Barnabas (Acts 11:24).
The phrase “full of the Holy Spirit” is used to denote the controlling disposition of a man (cf. Luke 5:12; Acts 13:8-10).
Examples of specific and sometimes sudden fillings of the Holy Spirit:
Luke 1:15, 41, 67.
Acts 2:4, 8.
Acts 4:8.
Acts 4:31.
Spiritual Fullness Demonstrated:
Eph. 5:18-21 demonstrates spiritual fullness.
Spiritual fullness demonstrates a control of all our faculties consistent with the fruit of the Spirit (cf. Gal. 5:22,23).
Evidences of being filled with the Spirit (Eph. 5:19-21):
Speaking God’s truth (cf. Col. 3:16 with Eph. 5:19).
Singing (Eph. 5:19).
Showing gratitude (Eph. 5:20).
Submitting (Eph. 5:21).
Spiritual Fullness Desired:
Realize there is a command to be “spirit-filled.”
Realize we are not commanded to seek a second baptism of the Holy Spirit.
Realize to be filled with the Spirit we must possess the Spirit by regeneration (John 3:3,5).
Recognize that the Holy Spirit does not desire to fill an unholy vessel (Acts 5:3, 9, 32).
Seek greater spiritual fullness through prayer (Luke 11:13).SONG LIST:
As For Me and My House
Jesus Your Mercy
How Deep the Father’s Love For Us
I Stand Amazed (How Marvelous)
