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Pillar Church Podcast
The Holy Spirit Is Weird | Preston Morrison
Apr 8, 2024
Expert on the Holy Spirit, Preston Morrison, discusses the 'weird' narrative surrounding the Holy Spirit and its portrayal in church history. Topics include challenging misconceptions, exploring Acts 2, and embracing the mysterious work of the Holy Spirit. The importance of surrendering control and partnering with the Holy Spirit is highlighted.
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- Challenging misinterpretations and embracing the supernatural nature of the Holy Spirit is crucial in overcoming the 'weird' narrative influenced by control issues and societal perceptions.
- Partnering with the Holy Spirit involves letting go of control and embracing the supernatural, highlighting the power and threat posed by believers empowered by the Spirit.
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The Choice to Partner with the Holy Spirit
Partnering with the Holy Spirit involves letting go of control and allowing the Holy Spirit to work through you. Comparing Mary's partnership with the Holy Spirit resulting in the birth of Jesus to potential outcomes if individuals choose to partner with the Holy Spirit. The speaker introduces a series on the Holy Spirit focusing on personal engagement rather than doctrinal discussions.
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