Sunday Synopsis for Jan 31
- Great service last night! We had a lot of new people even though it was snowing out.
- It was Sam and Emily’s last night leading worship for a while. They’ve been so faithful and such a blessing to RCC. Be praying that they would clearly hear God’s voice regarding this next season for them.
- Looks like Eric and Jamie are going to step up and start leading again. Looking forward to a new season of worship!
- God was in the house last night! I sensed the presence of God in a way that I haven’t since we moved into the new building.
- I feel like there’s an expectation in the people, and that we’re on the verge of a move of God. Not even sure what that means, but I’m excited!
- Kicked off our new series, “Wild Goose Chase”. The Celtic Christians had a name for the Holy Spirit, “An geadh glas”, meaning the Wild Goose. They believed that living a Spirit-filled life was akin to chasing a wild goose. Wild geese are unpredictable, untameable. They can’t be caged.
- We started last night by tacking the most basic, but important questions: “Who is the Holy Spirit? And, what is His primary purpose.
- The Holy Spirit is not a force, energy, or power. He is a person. The 3rd person of the trinity. The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are co-eternal, co-existant, and co-equal.
- I likened the roles of the 3 to a building project. The Father is the executive. He is the funder and calls the shots. The Son is the architect. He has the master plan. The Holy Spirit is the contractor. He gets the job done.
- The primary purpose of the Holy Spirit is this: To point us to Jesus and the cross; to bring glory to Jesus Christ.
- One of my longest sermons in a while, but worth a listen!
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