Podcast Episode: The Holy Spirit Helps Us in Our Weakness

Join Dr. Paul Allen as he reveals how the Holy Spirit intercedes for believers in times of weakness, guiding our prayers and strengthening our hearts. Based on Romans 8:26, discover how the Spirit not only understands our deepest struggles but also communicates our needs to God when we cannot find the words. Learn how this divine help brings comfort, hope, and assurance that you are never alone in your journey of faith.

If you want to experience the Spirit’s powerful support in your life and grow stronger in your relationship with God, this episode is for you!

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Podcast Episode: The Holy Spirit – Our First Fruits as Believers

In this episode, Dr. Paul Allen explores how the Holy Spirit is the guarantee of our inheritance, serving as the first fruits for every believer. Drawing on Romans 8:23, learn how the Spirit not only marks us as God’s children but also assures us of the full redemption and eternal glory that awaits. Discover how the Spirit’s presence in your life brings hope, transformation, and a foretaste of God’s promises.

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Podcast Episode: The Holy Spirit Brokers an Inheritance for Believers

Discover how the Holy Spirit acts as your divine advocate, guiding you into the inheritance God has promised. In this episode, Dr. Paul Allen unpacks the power of the Spirit to secure your spiritual blessings, intercede on your behalf, and bring you into God’s presence personally and by name. Explore the truths of Romans 8:31-33, which remind us that God is for us, no one can stand against His plan, and Christ intercedes for us.

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Paul states that those who are influenced and guided by the Spirit have demonstrated that they are privileged to be identified as the children of God (Rom. 8:14). He is not suggesting that being guided by the Spirit is due to an increased level of spirituality on their part but simply indicating that those who are the children of God will be led by the Spirit of God; that is the Spirit’s decision and their delight. He is not affirming their righteousness, as the basis on which they may be presumed to deserve such personal guidance, but highlighting God’s righteousness, as a result of which he chooses to graciously guide (Ps. 23:3); it is not because of our goodness that he leads us but because of his. Having chosen us, the Spirit undertakes now to guide us.

The idea of the Spirit leading believers would have been significantly encouraging to Paul’s readers, many of whom previously would have experienced only coercion by malevolent forces, human or spiritual. For the Spirit of God to take the responsibility for leading them would have been a singularly welcome fact. Perhaps, some would have doubted Paul in making such a claim that God would lead them. The common presumption was that deities only guided a few, exceptional individuals, who deserved such personal attention and care. That the Spirit should lift a finger to touch their lives or point out the way ahead, tap them on their shoulder or take their hand and lead them gently in his way, whisper directions or guard them from the precipice, was a dream come true. Perhaps because of natural doubts that such concepts may have indicated presumption on their part, Paul does not reduce his enthusiasm in declaring the truth: children of God are led by the Spirit. Since they are the former, they should not be surprised at the latter, even though it is inexplicable and extraordinary that the Spirit willingly should choose so to do, and in such a warm, intimate and individual way.

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