Pastor Sincere explains the importance and nature of the baptism of the Holy Spirit, emphasizing that it's an encounter with a person (the Holy Spirit) rather than just a force. He addresses three groups: those who are skeptical, those needing a fresh encounter, and those who haven't yet surrendered to Jesus. The sermon highlights that the Holy Spirit's baptism is primarily for intimacy with God and empowerment for His mission, rather than just spiritual gifts.
The Royal Gospel 6: Baptism of the Holy Spirit
February 23, 2025 • Sincere Cardona • Matthew 3:1–11
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