Be His Witness
Introduction
I. The Person
A. He Is God
1. He is Eternal
2. He Is All-Powerful
3. He is Ever-Present (omnipresent)
4. He is All-Knowing (Omniscient)
5. He is Creator
6. He is Equal in All Things
B. He Is Personal
1. He Speaks to Us
2. He Intercedes For Us
3. He Testifies of the Truth
4. He Leads Us To The Lost
5. He Guides Us to The Truth
6. He Appoints
C. He is Holy
1. Don’t Lie to Him
2. Don’t Insult Him
3. Don’t Grieve Him
II. The Power
A. Power To Live Holy Lives
In the Christian life, power is dynamically related to a Person. This Person is the Holy Spirit Himself, indwelling the Christian and filling him with the fullness of His power. As we said earlier, He supplies His power for a purpose; it is to be used. Although His limitless resources are available to us, He will permit us to have only as much power as He knows we will use or need. Unfortunately, many Christians are disobedient and, having prayed for power, have no intention of using it, or else neglect to follow through in active obedience. I think it is a waste of time for us Christians to look for power we do not intend to use: for might in prayer, unless we pray; for strength to testify, without witnessing; for power unto holiness, without attempting to live a holy life; for grace to suffer, unless we take up the cross; for power in service, unless we serve. Someone has said, “God gives dying grace only to the dying.”
