Postmodern Holy Spirit

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What does a biblically sound and theologically balanced ministry look like in the context of a postmodern world, and how would you incorporate Holy Spirit empowerment into such a global ministry?

Living and helping others to live a life which is based on Bible and theology is a lifelong challenge in this postmodern world. A life which is deviated from the Biblical truth is deception. The postmodern world is pushing out the general population to a distance from the real truth and authority. That causes immorality to be creeping into the world with a great pressure. Consciously or unconsciously the truth is been ignored by the people and accepting the vanity of the world as an individual truth which is against the truth of the Word of God. …show more content…

A minister could do only what he is appointed for, but until people allow Holy Spirit to come and work inside nothing will change. Ezekiel 36:26 and 27 says, “I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit in you… And I will put my Spirit in you and move you to follow my decrees and be careful to keep my laws.” Holy Spirit is the Counsellor, Intercessor, Advocate, the Spirit of Truth, and teacher within who releases the power of God for life and ministry. So the Christian leader needs to understand the importance of the Holy Spirit who helps to teach and guide the humanity in all truth. In John 14:6 Jesus says that “I am the way and the truth and the life.” Because the history claims the birth of Christ, this truth is absolute and those who negate this truth will be accountable to …show more content…

It is the Father God who sent His Spirit to bear witness to His Son, and the Holy Spirit is a missionary Spirit. When the ministers approach this world, it is the Holy Spirit do the work of conviction of sin, faith in Christ, new birth, and Christian growth in the hearts of people. The global ministry will be possible only when the Spirit renews and empowers the ministers to reach the common people to reveal the truth and

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