#55 – Hot Tongues (Acts 2)

In this episode, Jen Wilkin, JT English, and Kyle Worley jump into Acts 2, discussing what it means to speak in tongues and the work and role of the Holy Spirit. They talk about the missiological nature of speaking in tongues and Peter's sermon at Pentecost.

Questions Covered in This Episode:

• Why Acts? What is Acts?
• What is Pentecost?
• Why tongues of fire?
• Who is the Holy Spirit?
• Is this indwelling of the Spirit normative? Is indwelling happening for the first time here?
• Is tongues evidence of the work of the Spirit?
• Peter’s sermon - What does it say? And theological significance?
• Acts 2:42-47 and the ideal church?

Helpful Definitions:

• Missiological: To spread the renown of God.
• The day of the Lord: The end of all things.

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

• Acts 2, Joel 28:29, Genesis 11, Exodus 19, Psalm 110, 1 Corinthians 14, Genesis 1
• “The Holy Spirit” by Sinclair Ferguson
• “God's Indwelling Presence” by James Hamilton
• “Acts (Baker Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament)” by Darrell Bock

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In this episode, Kyle, Jen, and JT jump into Acts 2, discussing what it means to speak in tongues and the work and role of the Holy Spirit. They talk about the missiological nature of speaking in tongues and Peter's sermon at Pentecost.

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