Beyond Mercy The Holy Spirit Powers Overcoming Sin
A sermon reflecting on Apollos in Acts 18 19 20, noting baptism of John sufficient for repentance but not for power. Priscilla and Aquila teach the way of God more accurately the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Forgiveness alone fails to transform without divine power to overcome sin. God’s grace moves believers beyond mercy to victorious living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Burns
Jesus Christ
Apollos
Christ
Luke
John
the Baptist
Priscilla
Acquila
God
Apollo
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