The Seal of the Holy Spirit - What It Really Means (Part 1)

Biblical Baptism: I Am Filled With The Spirit But Have Never Spoken With Tongues (A Response)

Some people believe that they have received the Holy Spirit, yet have never spoken with tongues - including people with similar "experiences" who have already died without ever speaking in tongues (so they think). We look at the Scriptures to see if this position is biblical and also what it means to be "sealed with the Spirit of promise", according to Ephesians 1.13. Verses: John 7:37-39 Luke 1 John 14 Luke 9 Mark 9 Ephesians 1.13 2 Peter 3 1 Timothy 2 Ephesians 5 Revelation 19 Hebrews 12 Galatians 4 Revelation 22 John 10 John 3:1-8 Like + subscribe if this helped you and stay tuned for more.

The Seal of the Holy Spirit - What It Really Means (Part 2)

People have quoted 2 Corinthians 1.22 to state that we receive the Holy Spirit when we believe on Jesus Christ and the "seal" of the Spirit guarantees our salvation. That's not true, because the Scriptures have so much more to say about the meaning behind the verse. Check out the video (Part 2) to learn what that meaning is, using BlueLetterBible. ***This video is not sponsored by Blue Letter Bible***

Biblical Baptism: Spirit-Filled Without Speaking In Tongues? (A Study On Luke 1)

Luke 1 gives multiple accounts of people being filled with the Spirit without speaking in tongues. What does this all mean? Listen to uncover some powerful revelations about what it means to be filled with the Spirit in the Old Testament vs the New Testament. Verses: Luke 1 John 7:37-39 Acts 2 Acts 19:1-7 Like + subscribe if this helped you and stay tuned for more.

The Seal of the Holy Spirit - What It Really Means (Part 1)

People have quoted Ephesians 1.13 to state that we receive the Holy Spirit when we believe on Jesus Christ. That's not true, because the Scriptures have so much more to say about the meaning behind the verse. Check out the video (Part 1) to learn what that meaning is, using BlueLetterBible. ***This video is not sponsored by Blue Letter Bible***

Biblical Baptism: Do All Speak With Tongues? Did Tongues Cease?

Some say that "tongues" are not for everyone, and others also say because "speaking in tongues" was just for the apostles or 1st century people. This is not true, because the Scriptures do not agree with those statements (and neither cessationism). In this lesson, we look at the Scriptures that demonstrate that "speaking in tongues" is still for today, including the gifts of the Spirit mentioned in 1st Corinthians 12. Verses: 1 Corinthians 12:28-31 1 Corinthians 14:12 1 Corinthians 13:8-10 1 Corinthians 13:12 1 Corinthians 15:50-57 Like + subscribe if this helped you and stay tuned for more.