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Sermon in a Sentence: It is God's will that we be filled with His Spirit.
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Introduction
Gal.
3.2
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I. What is the /Character/ of Spirit Filing?
/Spirit filled means Spirit controlled./
Ex.
Filled with Anger, sorrow, joy, etc.
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II.
Why is Spirit Filling /Crucial/?
A. Essential for Our Christian /Walk/ (Gal.
5.16,25)
B. Essential for Our Christian /Worship/ (Rom.
8.26,27;Eph.
6.18;Jude 20)
C. Essential for Our Christian /Witness/ (Lk.
24.49;Acts 1.8)
D. Essential for Our Christian /Warfare/ (Lk.
4.1;Matt.
12.28)
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III.
What are the /Consequences/ of Spirit Filling?
A. A Spirit Filled Christian will /Sing/ (v.
19;Acts 16.25)
B. A Spirit Filled Christian will /Show Appreciation/ (v.
20;Acts 2.11)
C. A Spirit Filled Christian will /Submit/ (v.
21;Acts 2.46)
D. A Spirit Filled Christian will /Speak Up/ for Christ (Acts 4.8,31;13.9-11)
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IV.
What are the /Conditions/ of Spirit Filling? (Eph.
4.30)
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