In Danger, Yet Comforted by the Holy Spirit
About this episode
This episode discusses the comfort provided by the Holy Spirit amidst challenges, using Saul's conversion as a focal point.
Complementary Old Testament Passage: 1 Kings 19:1-8 Sermon Outline: The proclamation of Christ is powerful Beware the anti-christian power of those who have Gods Word The comfort of the Holy Spirit for those who fear the Lord Family Discussion Questions: What did Saul do before he became a Christian? How did he become a Christian? Why was the church afraid of him when he started worshiping with them? Did life get easier for Saul when he became a Christian? Why is it that Saul had greater comfort even though more people hated him? What did people try to do to Saul - and how did he escape? Why should we share the Gospel? What is the irony of the two locations where Sauls life was in danger? What makes the Gospel so powerful, and what are ways we can err in treating it as less powerful than it is? How long was it before Saul went to Jerusalem? Why does that matter? Why would Saul immediately become a preacher, even though he tells Timothy and Titus not to make a man a preacher who is a new convert? How can we grow in the strength of God - and why should we do so? What is special about the fear of the Lord that also brings the comfort of the Holy Spirit? It would be a mistake if we…
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