Sermons on Trinity (Page 3)
Sanctification, Part 1
If you are a believer, justified once for all in God’s righteousness, what is your obligation while on earth, awaiting the day when you are called to glory in Heaven? This week, Pastor Rod Bunton begins a careful examination of the doctrine of Sanctification, another work of the Holy Spirit.
Assurance
How do you know that regeneration has happened to you? Can we even be confident about it? Pastor Rod Bunton looks at another work of the Holy Spirit: the doctrine of assurance of salvation. A video of this sermon is not available.
Regeneration
Regeneration is what makes us a Christian, not a confession of faith or anything else that we can do. Pastor Rod Bunton examines the Holy Spirit’s role in the important doctrine that Jesus called being “born again.”
Power and Conviction
It is important that we have a right understanding of what the Holy Spirit does and how he affects our lives. Pastor Rod Bunton continues his exploration of the work of the Holy Spirit and explains His role of empowerment and how He works personally in our lives.
Thinking Rightly About the Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit is the most abused person of the trinity — He is often neglected in favor of focusing on the Father and the Son; sometimes He is given too much focus and is assigned many experiences and events that He has no part in. Pastor Rod Bunton continues his series and helps us to think rightly about the Holy Spirit.
The Gift of Tongues
Acts 2:1-13 On the day of Pentecost, men from every nation were gathered together listening to preaching about the mighty works of God and were bewildered when each heard it in their own native language. Pastor Rod Bunton makes some Biblical observations about the gift of tongues and discusses the controversial topic of their use today.
The Birth of the Church
Acts 2:1-4 Jesus made two promises before he ascended into Heaven: that he would build his church and that he would send the Holy Spirit to be with his believers. Pastor Rod Bunton begins a short series on the person and work of the Holy Spirit that fulfilled both promises.