The sermon titled "Witnesses of Me" by Don Bell focuses on the theological topic of witnessing and the role of the Holy Spirit in empowering believers to testify about Christ. Bell emphasizes that Christ's command to the apostles in Acts 1:8 to be His witnesses highlights the necessity of the Holy Spirit to effectively share the gospel. He argues that believers cannot confess Jesus as Lord without the Spirit (1 Corinthians 12:3) and that it is through the Holy Spirit's work in their lives that they can understand and embrace the message of salvation. Bell also stresses the importance of witnessing about Christ's death, resurrection, and ascension, and how this transforms the believer’s understanding of His kingdom, moving away from a political narrative to a spiritual reality. The practical implication of this doctrine is that every believer is called to witness, not in their own strength, but empowered by the Holy Spirit, fulfilling the divine mandate to spread the gospel to all nations.
“A sovereign commands. He commanded them that they should not depart from Jerusalem until they received the promise of the Father.”
“The Holy Ghost is the one who enables us to be a faithful witness to the Lord Jesus Christ.”
“Without that Spirit, without the Holy Ghost in us, coming to us and working in us while Christ worked out for us, we wouldn't know anything.”
“This same Jesus, which was taken up from you into heaven, shall come back just like he left.”
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