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The call to worship, call to confession, profession of our faith, etc. all are related to the Spirit but the sermon will stay in Habakkuk. I just started the series last week and hate to jump away from it after only one week.

]]> By: RevJATB http://paulbankson.com/hlpc-a-pentecostal-church_42/#comment-62 RevJATB Fri, 09 May 2008 14:15:13 +0000 http://paulbankson.com/?p=42#comment-62 The challenge to me every year on Pentecost is finding suitably robust hymns. Most of the hymns dealing with the Holy Spirit in the Trinity Hymnal are of the syrupy 19th century variety, long on the experiential stuff but short on the fire and the power. In years past, I've put "Come Down, O Love Divine" and/or "O Day Full of Grace" on inserts in the bulletin. "Love Divine, All Loves Excelling" works pretty well, although it reveals a particularly Wesleyan view of sanctification. Phillips says he doesn't like to preach from the lectionary texts for Pentecost, but I do for the simple reason that we need to remember that we celebrate an event that is rooted in history. Pentecost really happened, so I like to read the story of Pentecost every year on that Sunday. So we'll be reading the Acts 2 account, but we'll also read (and I will preach on) the John 20 passage where Jesus breathes on the disciples and says 'receive the Holy Spirit.' The challenge to me every year on Pentecost is finding suitably robust hymns. Most of the hymns dealing with the Holy Spirit in the Trinity Hymnal are of the syrupy 19th century variety, long on the experiential stuff but short on the fire and the power.

In years past, I’ve put “Come Down, O Love Divine” and/or “O Day Full of Grace” on inserts in the bulletin. “Love Divine, All Loves Excelling” works pretty well, although it reveals a particularly Wesleyan view of sanctification.

Phillips says he doesn’t like to preach from the lectionary texts for Pentecost, but I do for the simple reason that we need to remember that we celebrate an event that is rooted in history. Pentecost really happened, so I like to read the story of Pentecost every year on that Sunday. So we’ll be reading the Acts 2 account, but we’ll also read (and I will preach on) the John 20 passage where Jesus breathes on the disciples and says ‘receive the Holy Spirit.’

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