Acts 2:1-13 In this sermon, Pastor Nathan Francis dives deeply into the significance of Pentecost as presented in Acts chapter two. He introduces this pivotal event, which marks the arrival of the Holy Spirit, and contextualizes it within the overarching narrative of the Bible, highlighting that the Holy Spirit's coming fulfills numerous promises made by God in the Old Testament. By exploring the themes of divine promises and their fulfillment, Pastor Nathan emphasizes the importance of understanding how the Holy Spirit relates to the ministry of Jesus and the establishment of the church.Pastor Nathan further outlines the supernatural signs that accompany Pentecost: the sound of a mighty wind, tongues of fire resting on each disciple, and the miraculous speaking of various languages. These signs not only authenticate the event but also signify God's presence and His purpose to unite diverse nations. He contrasts the bewilderment and mockery that some individuals display in response to these miraculous occurrences, ultimately challenging listeners to reflect on their own responses to the Holy Spirit in their lives. The sermon concludes with an exhortation on the importance of being connected to the Holy Spirit, encouraging listeners to examine their spiritual lives and the transformative power available through Him. 1. The Promises Fulfilled 2. The Three Signs 3. The Nations Gather 4. The Divided Response
