Revelation Church Manchester Revelation Church Manchester

In John 14:12-14, Jesus promises that those who believe in him will do greater works, including praying for the sick and seeing them healed, through the abiding power of the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes in verse 12 that faith in Him enables us to perform extraordinary deeds. John 14:16 assures us of the Holy Spirit's constant presence, empowering our prayers. John 15:1-5 and verse 5 highlight the importance of staying connected to Christ, as a branch to the vine, to bear fruit, including the fruit of healing. Isaiah 32:14-16 further illustrates the Spirit's transformative power, bringing life and renewal. Together, these passages reveal that abiding in Christ and relying on the Holy Spirit empowers us to pray for the sick and witness miraculous healings.
 
The gift of the Holy Spirit is one that should thrill and excite us - God himself has come to live inside of us! In this four part series we are looking at this gift and understanding what having the Holy Spirit really means for our lives. 

2 Corinthians 3:17-18 The power of the Holy Spirit is one that changes us. As we look upon God, our inner being is transformed to be more and more like him. 
 
The gift of the Holy Spirit is one that should thrill and excite us - God himself has come to live inside of us! In this four part series we are looking at this gift and understanding what having the Holy Spirit really means for our lives. 

In Ephesians 5:15-18, Paul encourages believers to live wisely and make the most of every opportunity, emphasizing the importance of being continually filled with the Spirit. Amidst life's challenges and distractions, he underscores that the power of the Holy Spirit sustains and guides us, offering strength and clarity. This ongoing filling empowers us to walk faithfully, embracing the fullness of God's presence and purpose in our daily lives.
 
The gift of the Holy Spirit is one that should thrill and excite us - God himself has come to live inside of us! In this four part series we are looking at this gift and understanding what having the Holy Spirit really means for our lives. 

In Luke 3.21-22 we see the baptism of Jesus and the descending of the Holy Spirit who becomes the source of Jesus' power for the whole of his ministry. This is the same Spirit who come to inhabit us when we are saved. The Holy Spirit is a person, He is a present in our very being and He is power.
 
The gift of the Holy Spirit is one that should thrill and excite us - God himself has come to live inside of us! In this four part series we are looking at this gift and understanding what having the Holy Spirit really means for our lives. 

Matthew 28:16-20. On Sunday we explored why Christians get baptised in water, we look at how baptism is four things: it is everywhere, it is immediate, it is obedience, it is power. 

In Daniel 3:8-12, we witness Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego's unwavering faith amidst the fiery furnace. Their boldness in sharing their faith challenges us to live boldly for God in our daily lives, fearlessly proclaiming His truth and love to those around us, regardless of the consequences.