The Church Dynamic Lesson on Power and Spirit
A 1950 sermon argues the Church exists to channel power from the Holy Spirit. It contrasts spiritual fire with ordinary church life, urges believers to seek the Spirit now, and links power to prayer and service for human needs. The talk cites Galatians and Paul to define fruits of the Spirit and urges communal action.
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