
Disciples Transform the World
From First Houston United Methodist Church by First Houston United Methodist Church
May 18, 2026 · 29 min
About this episode
Pastor Lindsay discusses the dual nature of Jesus's ascension, emphasizing empowerment for believers and the call to active faith.
On Ascension Sunday Pastor Lindsay explores the dual nature of Jesus's return to heaven: a source of both longing and empowerment for believers. The speaker first uses personal anecdotes about parental "pre-grieving" to frame the reluctance to see a loved one leave, acknowledging the common human wish that Jesus had simply stayed on Earth to provide clear direction. However, the text explains that Jesus ascended to fulfill two crucial roles: preparing individualized places for us in heaven (John 14:1-3) and serving as our eternal High Priest, constantly interceding for us before God (Hebrews 7:24-27). Most significantly, Jesus's ascension demonstrates His profound trust in His followers, who, despite their flaws, are equipped with the Holy Spirit and His teachings (Acts 1:8). The message concludes by challenging listeners to stop being passive "watchers" and become active "doers," recognizing that God loves them, trusts them, and has provided everything necessary for them to act. fmhouston.com
People in this episode
Host: Pastor Lindsay
Topics covered
- Ascension Sunday
- Jesus's return
- empowerment for believers
- Holy Spirit
- active faith
Keywords
- Ascension Sunday
- Jesus
- empowerment
- Holy Spirit
- faith
- intercession
- Christian teachings
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: John 14:1-3, Hebrews 7:24-27, Acts 1:8
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